RedSeaDiver2
Contributor
I just don't see a chestmount as being suitable for most scientific work - certainly wouldn't work for the project that I am involved with. CM is a different type of rebreather that is suitable for some things, not others.Yeah the allowance is very nice for those international flights and I am a frequent flyer through delta (1 return flight halfway around the world does that lol). Domestic flight baggage limits are not very good in Australia in my experience. The triton is a bit interesting as a carryon option, so is the chop, but Idk where servicing is possible for either in Australia (triton has a place in Bali i believe). Backmount is the standard in marine science though I would imagine, however just having any rebreather experience would still look good on an application so I'm not sure just yet on style.
Domestic flight baggage limits aren't great unless you have Gold or higher with Qantas (or AA so link with Qantas)