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lbihler · 30th April 2007, 09:50

Quote: (Originally Posted by HybridDiver)

Awesome, I hope to get one sometime. If i get my new job ill have one in 3 months

That's what it took me after doing my evo mod 1, trimix and meg crossover (took the courses before because I wanted to make sure before buying)

Then I went for the meg, mainly because you can use any size of tanks and use a lot of tricks to adjust the unit and because it is not as damageable as other rebreathers I've seen.

At that time I was Tec Deep diver and I had around 150-200 dives.
How long it took me to get a proper stramlining and buoyancy ?

Well after 70+ hours..... I'm still working on it, but it's getting better

Laurent

30th April 2007, 09:50	#5 (permalink)
lbihler New Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Bangkok Posts: 56	Re: New To Rebreathers Quote: (Originally Posted by HybridDiver) Awesome, I hope to get one sometime. If i get my new job ill have one in 3 months That's what it took me after doing my evo mod 1, trimix and meg crossover (took the courses before because I wanted to make sure before buying) Then I went for the meg, mainly because you can use any size of tanks and use a lot of tricks to adjust the unit and because it is not as damageable as other rebreathers I've seen. At that time I was Tec Deep diver and I had around 150-200 dives. How long it took me to get a proper stramlining and buoyancy ? Well after 70+ hours..... I'm still working on it, but it's getting better Laurent __________________ No Bubbles No Troubles ! Laurent Bihler - (http://www.tecevolution.com)
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