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10-22-2009, 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by rednose83

If it's not mentioned in product literature (or I'm just blind) how do you tell if a reg is sealed or unsealed?

The reg in question is an Oceanic GT3, if that helps.

Also, at what degree is a cold water reg necessary?

In answer to the first art of your question a "Dry" sealed 1st stage will have some sort of rubber/silicone diaphragm covering the spring, it is easy to spot.

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