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fins wake once bubbled...
Of course, we never hear about all the myriad RB dives which run their course without incident, sometimes to great depth.
For example, rebreathers were used by deep safety divers at depths down to 93 metres at the Sony Freediver Open Classic this weekend. No accidents whatsoever. None reported either from the Inspiration Weekend occurring at Plymouth, England at the same time. Just to take the two most recent examples.
Rebreathers are serious tools for serious diving. Not death traps. :box:
I think it's getting time for rebreather manufacturers to dust off and paraphrase the old IANTD Nitrox slogan: If you understood rebreathers, you'd be diving them, too . :tease:
BigJetDriver69 once bubbled...
Sorry, Jason! I meant the other "Jason" in the movies with the white hockey mask!
On a side note, that guy Dave Sutton, he is either a genious or an accident waiting to happen. Some crazy stuff on his website...maybe it is just my own ignorance, but that guy gives me the creeps.
Yup, all it takes may be one mistake, but Dave is less likely than many to make them. And yes, he was still alive as by this morning ...not that that means anything, but all it takes is one f up. He is still alive isnt he?
jepuskar once bubbled...
On a side note, that guy Dave Sutton, he is either a genious or an accident waiting to happen. Some crazy stuff on his website...maybe it is just my own ignorance, but that guy gives me the creeps.
I'll take my hat off to him though...he seems really intelligent and knows his way around a rebreather, and he also seems to be loaded in $$$..not that that means anything, but all it takes is one f up. He is still alive isnt he?