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![SIMPLY EXPLANATION TO BALANCED AND UNBALANCED 2ND STAGES](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/34-thumb.jpg)
SIMPLY EXPLANATION TO BALANCED AND UNBALANCED 2ND STAGES
When considering second stage regulators, it's crucial for divers to discern between balanced and unbalanced models. These regulators rely on a spring mechanism to control airflow, but the fundamental contrast lies in the equilibrium of forces applied to the spring. Unbalanced second stages exhibit unequal forces on each side of the spring, potentially affecting breathing ease, especially during deep or strenuous dives. In contrast, balanced second stages, like the Aquatec RG-3100S, optimize performance by directing intermediate pressure to one side of the spring, ensuring smoother and more effortless breathing. This engineering refinement proves particularly advantageous for demanding dives or deeper explorations, enhancing the overall diving experience. Gaining a clear understanding of this distinction empowers divers to make informed equipment choices and enjoy greater comfort and safety underwater.
![REGULATOR 2ND STAGE, DIVE/PRE-DIVE LEVER EXPLAINED](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/33-thumb.jpg)
REGULATOR 2ND STAGE, DIVE/PRE-DIVE LEVER EXPLAINED
Regulators with side levers, like the RG-3100S, can leave divers puzzled about their function and impact. These levers control the Venturi Effect, an essential concept for diving. It essentially refers to lower pressure created when air moves from a small hole to a larger space, making breathing easier in the 2nd stage regulator. By toggling this lever, divers can optimize their breathing and prevent free-flowing, enhancing their dive's comfort and safety.
![AQUATEC RG-1100F SERVICING](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/32-thumb.jpg)
AQUATEC RG-1100F SERVICING
Annual servicing of regulators is an important factor in ensuring its long life; just remember the fact that this is the part of your diving gear, that allows you to breathe underwater!
![AQUATEC RG-2100F SERVICING](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/31-thumb.jpg)
AQUATEC RG-2100F SERVICING
Annual servicing of regulators is an important factor in ensuring its long life; just remember the fact that this is the part of your diving gear, that allows you to breathe underwater!
![AQUATEC RG-3100F SERVICING](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/30-thumb.jpg)
AQUATEC RG-3100F SERVICING
Annual servicing of regulators is an important factor in ensuring its long life; just remember the fact that this is the part of your diving gear, that allows you to breathe underwater!
![AQUATEC RG-4100F SERVICING](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/29-thumb.jpg)
AQUATEC RG-4100F SERVICING
Annual servicing of regulators is an important factor in ensuring its long life; just remember the fact that this is the part of your diving gear, that allows you to breathe underwater!
![AQUATEC RG-2100S SERVICING](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/28-thumb.jpg)
AQUATEC RG-2100S SERVICING
Annual servicing of regulators is an important factor in ensuring its long life; just remember the fact that this is the part of your diving gear, that allows you to breathe underwater!
![DIAGNOSING REGULATOR LEAKS](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/12-thumb.jpg)
DIAGNOSING REGULATOR LEAKS
Use this simple table as a guide to gas leaks on you regulator or BCD.
![BEST WAY TO TIE A KNOT IN SHOCK CORD (BUNGEE)](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/11-thumb.jpg)
BEST WAY TO TIE A KNOT IN SHOCK CORD (BUNGEE)
Simple to follow steps to tie a secure know in bungee cord.
![HOW TO MAKE A REGULATOR NECKLACE FROM SHOCK CORD](/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/10-thumb.jpg)
HOW TO MAKE A REGULATOR NECKLACE FROM SHOCK CORD
Creating a regulator necklace from bungee cord (shock cord) offers recreational divers a cost-effective solution for ensuring their regulator remains easily accessible. With a 3mm shock cord and a few simple knots, you can craft this accessory yourself. This DIY approach provides divers with a reliable and secure method for keeping their regulator within reach throughout their dives.