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Yeah I wanted to go to it, however the Mrs wanted to get away this weekend before our baby join the family in a few weeks.Duh! Should have sent you to the dive show this weekend.
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Yeah I wanted to go to it, however the Mrs wanted to get away this weekend before our baby join the family in a few weeks.Duh! Should have sent you to the dive show this weekend.
Scope creep...I want to get into advanced shipwreck diving, penetration diving on the wrecks in San Diego, Ca. I would love to visit the wrecks up in the great lakes (Lake Huron) at the 180-200ft (60-67m) depth. There is a lot to see here in Southern California as well. I know I wont be able to afford tec diving on OC for very long so I'm thinking I just make the transition to CC sooner than later. I can do a lot of diving on AIR DIL here locally.
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Back to the OP. Inquiry was for MOD2 level of rebreather diving.
Starting to get heavy into the MOD3 configurations. Pretty deep for someone looking for a first rebreather.
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Issue with the Kiss is it's not really that mainstream. It's a manual CCR when electronic -- with oxygen solenoid -- is probably a better starting point for CCR, preferably on a popular unit such as the JJ, etc.Dann-Oh. I see that you are in So Cal. I talked with Steve at the scuba show at the dive rite booth. He is running a couple of choptima courses out of LA Scuba, one at the end of June and another in mid july. I am headed to his place on Sunday to do a choptima discovery. If you are LA local, look him up at http://www.lascubadiving.com/calendar.html
Rusty out at Scuba Schools of America in Pomona does try dives of the Kiss.
They're a bit more common in the the US, especially in Cave Country. I've seen on a few dive boats in SE FL - probably Cave Country spillover ;-)Issue with the Kiss is it's not really that mainstream. It's a manual CCR when electronic -- with oxygen solenoid -- is probably a better starting point for CCR, preferably on a popular unit such as the JJ, etc.
There's nothing wrong with the Kiss, but they're rare on dive boats in comparison with other rebreathers.
not funny. do you have a job? you spend an awful lot of time posting on hereThere are either not enough "H"s on this rig, or the GUEstapo are on their way to put your end in mind