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I was watching quite a cool documentary about cave diving archeologists, when I bumped into the following quote that absolutely shocked me:
"there's as many as one out of ten rebreathers sold, that people have died on".

Is that for real?

(I'd link to the documentary but I haven't earned the right to put URL's in posts yet, apparently)
 
I heard that Jill Heinerth said that. I don't know, but if she said it, I'll believe it (at least for now).
 
I was watching quite a cool documentary about cave diving archeologists, when I bumped into the following quote that absolutely shocked me:
"there's as many as one out of ten rebreathers sold, that people have died on".

Is that for real?

(I'd link to the documentary but I haven't earned the right to put URL's in posts yet, apparently)

I believe that comment was taken out of context and the back story ended up on the cutting room floor. I think she was referring to a specific model that was sold a while back, where the fatality rate was around 10%. The CCR fatality rate is way too high, but it's definitely not THAT high.
 
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