AP inspiration Classic service

[evandroairton]

Thanks for the very true advice.
The cheap Classic rebreather, I bought will answer the very important question: Is rebreather for me?

The guy, that sold me the rebreather used it for his level 1, loved rebreather diving and then bought a JJ.
The rebreather is in fine condition, both handsets work, although one handset is hardly visible (LCD problem). It calibrates well with 3 new cells. The loops, lungs and bcd are fine.

I did call AP to verify, that they do classic head service. They do, but spare parts might be a problem. Therefore I bought 2 extra heads and handsets. These 3 heads are now on its way to AP factory. It must be possible to swop a handset, normal wire service and solenoid service. If so, I believe I have a fine rebreather. Before diving 1st stages will be serviced. It will all together be 1.100£, if it works.

I am surprised they do service on 20+ years old electronics. Believe they have a few service tecs left from the old days enjoying servicing the Classic

AP service is quite good!

And, when you feel the need, you will have the option to buy a new scruber bucket with 2020 electronics from AP

Enjoy your ride! I myself started with a Classic as soon as they declared end of product line, tryed other rebreathers, and ended up sticking with the inspiration (Using vison electronics now), eventually becaming an instructor, very reliable, and in spite of SM Caves, there's no dive i wasn't able to accomplish with the inspiration.

Regards

 

[Dave1w]

As you have a couple of spare heads you'll be ok for a couple of years probably and get the value out of it. You can always pick up another head for about £200 as there are a few about not being used. For peace of mind you can add in an extra cell etc. and a shearwater