What is more dangerous?
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Do you want to know you are drowning or do you just want to pass out and drown?
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Scattered some pieces I had sitting around in boxes inside and around a wine cooler bag one day
added some pieces on top of the engineering drawing I had drawn on a piece of cardboard
Thought better of the ghetto look wanted to dive from commercial boats so changed some stuff
more stuff and some testing in my parents laundry
Where the ghetto completely leaves the building and the electronics etc enter
Ended up with a chest mount rebreather
added some pieces on top of the engineering drawing I had drawn on a piece of cardboard
Thought better of the ghetto look wanted to dive from commercial boats so changed some stuff
more stuff and some testing in my parents laundry
Where the ghetto completely leaves the building and the electronics etc enter
Ended up with a chest mount rebreather
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O2 rebreathers are kind of easy. Not hard to understand and if you mind the depth limits not especially risky for short dives.
Some caves can be silly basic, giant rooms with zero silt and air domes.
Some caves can be silly basic, giant rooms with zero silt and air domes.
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Good to finally see the inside of your unit
Nice set-up "à la Triton" which itself is "à la OMG" which itself is "à la ..."
Really good use of Tecme parts
The only thing, I would change in your set-up is to change the hydrogon valve by a needle (but Martin doesn't do that...I don't know why) .
Regarding the OPV, you already have one on the top of the bag, no?; it seems to me you don't need for the Apeks on the side.
Doesn'tThe metal canister make the unit a bit too heavy?
CL with wine bag, if I understood correctly,
If the OP wants to learn ccr without formal training, to built your own unit is the best way to do
(I personnaly did that but it was a long way to go with a few scares...)
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