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Larky · 31st August 2005, 01:54

Hello to all.

I only started diving a rebreather earlier this year. Should have done it years ago! Did a course in Florida in January and managed to get hold of one of those new yellow things in March.

Love it so far and now use the old twin 120`s to store Helium.

I live in Brazil and rebreathers are not real common down this way yet. Having to make do with bent nails and rubber bands is pretty much the norm. Managing to obtain some nails and rubber bands can often be the first hurdle to overcome.

Have found lots of useful information on this site so far and you seem like a friendly bunch. Look forward to participating. Heading off to sea in the morning to try not to blow any bubbles for a couple of days.

Abracos
Mike

31st August 2005, 01:54	#1 (permalink)
Larky New Member Current Rebreather/s: Evolution Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Fortaleza, Brazil Posts: 19	Hi Everyone Hello to all. I only started diving a rebreather earlier this year. Should have done it years ago! Did a course in Florida in January and managed to get hold of one of those new yellow things in March. Love it so far and now use the old twin 120`s to store Helium. I live in Brazil and rebreathers are not real common down this way yet. Having to make do with bent nails and rubber bands is pretty much the norm. Managing to obtain some nails and rubber bands can often be the first hurdle to overcome. Have found lots of useful information on this site so far and you seem like a friendly bunch. Look forward to participating. Heading off to sea in the morning to try not to blow any bubbles for a couple of days. Abracos Mike __________________ There are people who think that everything one does with a serious face is sensible... Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
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