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>>I have a pair of Odins and I agree. They're awful at anything above >>100fsw, and not as good as my D350 down to 200fsw. Even after I tuned >>the Odins right to the edge, and broke in the (huge) diaphragm. >I know a guy that tunes my Odins, and when I get them back from him >they don't have the break at all. Just LOTS of air. Didn't believe it >until I had him do it. Now he gets all my overhaul business (not that >much really, about a dozen regs, done once or twice a year) I have to agree with Scot... I took the Poseidon repair course and found that there are some quirks to adjusting them CORRECTLY, but when it IS done right, they perform beautifully. I've dove mine to 300+ with excellent results. As far as reliability goes, there is also little I have ever seen go wrong. Keep them clean and tuned correctly and they will take good care of you. I don't even experience the annoying problems rumored to happed at shallow depths. As far as the D-400 goes, I haven't dove one, and haven't dove ANY reg 400+ feet, so I can't really comment on them from deep experience, but I can say they are great breathers when adjusted proplery too. I think that's always the key....PROPER adjustment and tuning for the conditions you dive. Tim Olson
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