Vintage Double Hose

I’m rebuilding a really good condition Divair and have an opportunity to add a bit of color to it through different color hoses via Jeff in CA.

I’m leaning towards the HW blue. Has anyone else done anything unique or cool with their DIvair or other reg? Lookin for ideas

Who is this “Jeff in California” you speak of? I would love a set of the blue Healthways hoses!

I bought a pair of La Spiroteuque hoses from the http://www.thescubamuseum.com/ and paired them up with a Hope Page mouthpiece. That set up makes my aluminum bodied DivAir a super nice breather. I have had it down past 120 feet in Fortune Pond on several occasions. Jerry Moseman was right. The DivAir is one special reg!

Sorry, meant Jeff from Canada. He makes hoses. Can do custom colors with a one week lead time, and he has/sell reproduction Divair diaphragms.

Are the hoses decent quality? Can anyone put me in contact with him?

I shot you over an email with his information.

Hi,

Jeff is a great guy. He makes quality stuff. It's a bit pricey, and international shipping is also. Jeff will mail from US POs if he's in the States for business.

I have several DivAir diaphragms and a set of Healthways blue hoses he made for me. I use the hoses on a Scuba, not my DivAirs, since the spiral shape matches the Healthways hoses, but are not very close to the DivAir hoses

I am down to 2 DivAirs from 3: one is alloy and the other black plastic. My plastic one has the original gray hoses, and the alloy one has black EPDM hoses that are a very close match in shape, but not color.

DSCF2541-1 by Vancetp, on Flickr

Phil Y

Thats pretty sharp!

BTW, he made that repro French mouthpiece, too!

Here's my DivAir with EPDM hoses and a Hope-Page. and the original mouthpiece and hoses are below. The new EPDM hoses are very similar. I wish I could get some dark gray ones:
DSCF3127 by Vancetp, on Flickr

DSCF3138 by Vancetp, on Flickr

15128136607_027c4513b3_z by Vancetp, on Flickr

This is another set of hoses from Jeff. - I've purchased several sets and I like em.
Jeff Heaton is the Submersible Operations Manager at Nuytco Research Ltd
Vancouver, Canada Area, and is in and out of the home base so if you have trouble
reaching him, he does reply to messages very well. Great guy to do business with.

Danny,
Can you also send me Jeff Heaton's contact information.

Thanks,
Brian

Jeffs email can be accessed at - [email protected]