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Soren Thomsen · 11th May 2007, 17:40

Hi Gill,

I had a glance at the article again...

Quote: "The first is a single cell version, with a HUD and high pressure monitoring for the gas, this products main focus is to allow owners of classic inspirations to upgrade to a HUD and built in deco with out having to upgrade to a Vision of change their Head out for a Hammerhead."

This is what I was refering to, a single cell HUD and deco version. I think it is hooked up with one of the existing cells. The earlier version was to add a fourth cell linked to a VR3. This new single cell version I can't find any sence in. My objection to this is still why make a single cell version when a 3 cell version exists? I hope this clarify my opinion...
And I'm still a fan of VR3

As to the soleniod control. I don't now the incident statistic on the solenoid control

Cheers

Soren

11th May 2007, 17:40	#21 (permalink)
Soren Thomsen Happy Hippo Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Not Bought Yet Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Denmark Posts: 149	Re: Universal Rebreather Monitor Review Hi Gill, I had a glance at the article again... Quote: "The first is a single cell version, with a HUD and high pressure monitoring for the gas, this products main focus is to allow owners of classic inspirations to upgrade to a HUD and built in deco with out having to upgrade to a Vision of change their Head out for a Hammerhead." This is what I was refering to, a single cell HUD and deco version. I think it is hooked up with one of the existing cells. The earlier version was to add a fourth cell linked to a VR3. This new single cell version I can't find any sence in. My objection to this is still why make a single cell version when a 3 cell version exists? I hope this clarify my opinion... And I'm still a fan of VR3 As to the soleniod control. I don't now the incident statistic on the solenoid control Cheers Soren Last edited by Soren Thomsen : 11th May 2007 at 17:43.
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