There are no good CO2 sensors for rebreathers at this time. There are some. some people even have good luck with them. But in general, they are finicky.
Is this a general statement or are you experiencing a higher rate of failure lately?
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There are no good CO2 sensors for rebreathers at this time. There are some. some people even have good luck with them. But in general, they are finicky.
What makes you say this about the Triton? Just curious.
Heading off some insinuated FUD here.
JJ takes 2.3 kg of sorb:
Choptima, like its BM brethren , takes 2.2kg of sorb:
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The JJ standard axial was CE rated at 3hr. There is no CE rating/test for the Choptima that I know of so its kind of hard to compare the them even though they basically hold the same capacity.
General statement.Is this a general statement or are you experiencing a higher rate of failure lately?
I think a lot of these are nit picking with the exception of the Monox computer (this thing is horrible) but I heard that the new Triton revision will not have the Monox anymore.
Learn to use stock unit to make your life easier? Most likely you will be taking a single ali80 as bailout in your first year of CCR diving.alright all thanks for the update looking foward for the JJ but still a lot of unknow into the CCR world! should I backmount 50s or having them on my side for bailout?!
Depends on your config:alright all thanks for the update looking foward for the JJ but still a lot of unknow into the CCR world! should I backmount 50s or having them on my side for bailout?!
yeah I was looking at the GUE way, dunno if its the best way to rig everything!Depends on your config:
- Backmount = bailout as stage (although some strap big cilinders on the JJ itself with a lot of hoses, look for GUE JJ);
- Front mount: your choice. You can dive single/double setup on your back or sidemount with or without stages;
- Sidemount: you did not mention it, but there are sidemount rebreathers (would not recommend it as a first ccr btw). At least one stage is necessary.
Starting out, backmount is your best option in my opinion. The transition to ccr is somewhat easier if you don't have to learn how to dive an complete new system. Unless you're a very experienced sidemount diver of course.