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It has no relevance in the real world.

https://scubaboard.com/community/threads/rules.348491/post-5424572

Not pertinent to the subject of the thread and nobody cares.

Ditto. Same as I did back in my OC days.

Young?? I wish. Training agency I can't see beyond. ?? Pick one. PADI. NAUI. SSI. IANTD. GUE. TDI. Which one am I not looking beyond? When I bought the cheater bar I was new to tech diving. Manifolds were newer, maybe even not around yet. I can't remember. It was a long time ago. I bought...

The more dives you do beforehand the better your experience will be.

My kids were 6 and 2 when I started tech diving (they are now 34 and 30). It's all about being able to juggle time commitments (kids, wife, diving). It was unusual to see others of the same demographic but it can be done.

There has been some. But not 2 in just a few weeks.

That was me. I bought one, looked at it and realized that it was a piece of crap. I didn't need to dive it to find out. I can look at a pile of dog doo and know that it shouldn't be eaten. Same same with cheater bars.

No they can't. Deep air is stupid.

I had one. Never used it because I saw how effing stupid of a setup it was.

What were the values on your samples? That would help to determine how bad your numbers were. I also run a K14 of similar age and annual hours as you. When I worked at a lab that did air testing, high CO2 (above 500ppm) was always due to having the intake inside a building. If your intake is...

You don't want this, especially if you were worried about failure points with a manifold. These things are just a multitude of failure points best left in the museum where they came from.

If it's packed properly in the first place transport isn't a problem. Just setting it down and putting it on is a non-issue.

I've been twice before so I'm interested but I'm also interested in why you can't hook up with someone else on the trip.

The danger is in the filling, not in the using.

Just make sure your carry-ons are 7kg or less and you should have time.

Once again, Mike Young is not the creator of KISS rebreathers. Gordon Smith was.

It was described to me a few years ago by a friend who dove there as "A pile of sticks". This was while we doing doing exploration and finding new wrecks near Halifax. So I guess context has to be taken into consideration I have no desire to go there.

Don't dive deep nitrox. It's just as stupid as deep air.