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I`ve read them but I dont like the idea of rebuilding everything, I want to try and keep it as original as possible but yeah, now I`m still changing out things but then im trying to keep to the same era and russian. No electrics more then must add is 2 oxygauges, but I finde it hard to finde a complete set with sensorhouse, penetrator and gauge.

My idea with the rebreather isnt to go further then 40, max 50m and turn... but mainly be around shallow deeps like 10m and sometimes 20m and to be silenced, one with the ocean.

Also the technics are cool, thats the main reason im restoring this IDA-71.
Hi
We are just some people behind a keyboard and we cannot really rely on each other.
But my understanding of your writing is that it looks there are some gaps in the understanding of the way a rb works.
If I were you, I will seize the opportunity that Snusmumrik is giving you.
 
Hi
We are just some people behind a keyboard and we cannot really rely on each other.
But my understanding of your writing is that it looks there are some gaps in the understanding of the way a rb works.
If I were you, I will seize the opportunity that Snusmumrik is giving you.
Hello,

Well im not an expert of rebreathers but the princip of how they work is clear. What`s technicaly behinde it is stil in the beginning stadium.

I work with commercial diving system at daily bases.

Agree I am taking the opportunity Snusmumrik is giving me, later I will update here on my built. :)
 

 
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