Hollis Explorer rebreather

[Larry7895]

Thanks very much for your help, much appreciated.

 

[wnj]

Can you explain the situation with and without a bailout bottle? If you don't have one do you just have shorter dive limits? Does your post mean that you can do a 120 minute dive and still have reasonable bailout, without a bailout bottle? Is that allowed under PADI? What do you think is a reasonable expectation without a bailout bottle if you use a larger primary tank (if that is allowed) when doing deeper dives, for a simple profile... Thanks for any explanation you can give. Best, Bill

 

[MichaelS.]

The bailout bottle is a certifying agency requirement and Hollis recommendation for dives below 60' it is also a very smart idea for safety and the numbers I gave are from testing that Hollis/VR did but they will vary depending on diver condition and health.

 

[Douglas Ward]

Hollis Explorer Training Videos - Released last night on Youtube

Hollis - Explorer Rebreather - 1 - Assembly and PreDive - YouTube

 

[CCRMichael]

Explorers are shipping Dive Addicts has 8 on the way. They are almost all claimed but there are a few left.

 

[Douglas Ward]

I start training on mine as soon as it arrives at VA Scuba!!

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[Matt S.]

What ever happened with the CO2 sensor on these units? I read that they were going to come with them, but then there was a delay and they'd be an add-on.

 

[CCRMichael]

What ever happened with the CO2 sensor on these units? I read that they were going to come with them, but then there was a delay and they'd be an add-on.

They decided to not include those and offer them as an upgrade. The first units will not have them in them.

 

[MichaelS.]

When will they be offered and how much?

 

[CCRMichael]

When will they be offered and how much?

With Hollis nothing is sure till it arrives. I used a CO2 sensor during my instructor course so they have a working one.


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