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There are separate paths for inhaled and exhaled air I see, but also some dead space in front of the mouth. That volume of air goes back in... just like the air in an ordinary snorkel when breathed two-way. Can't tell from the pictures if that's really a problem... but still worth noting.
 
Hmm, interesting approach; start a thread, and never check back ... :headscratch:
 
Maybe you would be better off using a DPV instead of swimming. Rig it to float and add an O2 bottle if you have a need for more oxygen rather then more air. Maybe dive a 30 cu/ft bail out bottle with 100% O2 so you could switch back and forth from the snorkel to the bottle when you need more oxygen then you can get from the air.
 
Something like this might work: Sea Doo Seascooter - Aqua Ranger Has positive buoyancy for $250. Amazon.com : Sea-Doo 856-SD95001 Aqua Ranger Lightweight Electric Diving Seascooter

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