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No matter what link I find to Cis Lunar, they are all dead links.....is Cis-Lunar out of business? They had a nice rebreather with data logging.....

I just picked up a new Cochran Gemini with just about every feature/upgrade you can imagine..... What a complicated computer....... They are working on a Lifeguard model with realtime P02....

Available now from DiveSafe.net Interestingly enough, they are working on a fully closed computer controlled version...... This is just a really well engineered and made unit.

Because they are much heavier, there would be more maintenance, and they would have far more drag in the water.

It appears Mares makes a steel 150. Beuchat makes a steel 140 that has a really cool double k valve that allows for a second 1st stage. I may be interested in one of these as a spare tank. Anyone know if they are available in the US and DOT rated?

For a photo of a Prism Topaz for sale on E-Bay, click here Here is the text description in the ad: THIS IS A FULLY CLOSED ELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED REBREATHER FOR SALE. THE US NAVY CURRENTLY DIVES THIS UNIT. I HAVE ALL OF THE LATEST SOFTWARE AND DISPLAYS AVAILABLE. THIS COMES WITH ALL OF...

17-4 stainless steel has a chromium content of 17% (versus 18% for 300 series stainless steel) and a nickel content of 4% (versus 8%) to assure a properly hardened material. This further explains the material being designated as 17-4 ph stainless steel (17% chromium and 4% nickel). The "ph"...

In another thread jptrealty mentioned Megalodon rebreathers as being the current cock of the walk, so here are some photos: jptrealty wrote: "The rebreather that has won the most praise in recient months has been the megaladon. This information comes from DIVERS who have OWNED...

Fiji, Yasawa islands Group,Turtle Island......no noseums (didn't see any, lol) no skeeters as the Trade Winds causes too much aerodynamic turbulence for their limited flight controls, and no other things that readily ate flesh....

glycerine & Mossad are the correct spellings, respectively, until of course you switch to Hebrew! What a trick unit.....

Padispro aka Joe is getting the most tricked out available rebreather at a mere $18.5 k. I have found it is next to impossible to find photos....but, fear not, your intrepid techno-weenie has found some: rear shot exploded parts view =controller Modules of control the System is supplied...

SoCal, I think that after 30 years or so of diving, I have pretty much seen alot already from a beach diving aspect....I hate to write that, because I see how excited some people here get just getting underwater, and I really like that people find that much enjoyment out of their hobbies...

Glad you got a kick out of it Kat...I always enjoyed political satire. One really has to follow gender and other such liberal politics as well as campus life to see the radical indoctrination and rampant crap that goes on to appreciate some fo the stuff I bring up in passing. I thik it is...

Here's the latest photo of the Cochran CCR

To see the Infinito 444, which is a rear counterlung version of the 888, click here

Now SubMariner, Why is it when women champion for anti-discrimination they are hailed as civil rights pioneers, but when guys do it with discrimonatory forum names, they are "venting" and they "need to take it elsewhere?" Sounds like misandristic gynocentric matriarchy at work! Don't make...

SoCalDiver, I have been to Shaw's Cove as a kid diving at 14 years of age.....Shaw's Cove is probably the best beach diving place I have been to...but lugging the equipment is a drag, and parking is worse. I have dove north of the area at Horshoe Kelp area.....some jackass tried to steal...

I don't care much for beach diving......the hassle, the sand, the limited things to see, the usual humdrum. Boat diving is fun, one can hang out with other divers and shoot the breeze, tell tall tales, eat hot food, sleep the night before and stay asleep while the boat heads out to the first...

JTS, To read a little about Underseas Technologie's UT 240, click here To see the Infinito 444, click here. I will try to find some more info on the 888 model

Patty, The Frog appears to be a constant flow SCR (semi-closed rebreather) which is similar in design to the Drager's that you see around. Semi-closed circuit does not remotely have the gas effiiciency of a fully closed circuit unit like the Inspiration from Ambient Pressure or the...