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silent running · 12th September 2007, 16:55

Quote: (Originally Posted by standingbear56)

Hi Everyone,
Ok, this is probably the most abused question from a newbie, but I have to ask it anyway! To anyone reading this, what rebreather do you use, and most importantly - why? Right now I'm leaning towards a Meg, which (at least to my inexperienced mind) appears to be a solid, well tested, used & abused unit. This along with a Draeger Nova FFM appears to be a good "anywhere, anytime, anyplace" system. Any thoughts or comments?
Thanks,
Bear

Hello sb, my advice is that you should first try and figure out what kind of diving you want to do, both now and in the future. Then try to understand the differences between the units and how they function, by doing this you will learn a lot. But above all, take your time, there's a lot to learn about CCRs and it's a big purchase. Good luck, -Andy

12th September 2007, 16:55	#8 (permalink)
silent running Mature mouth breather Current Rebreather/s: Prism Topaz Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: U.S.A. Brooklyn, New York Posts: 1,832	Re: Which Rebreather and Why?? Quote: (Originally Posted by standingbear56) Hi Everyone, Ok, this is probably the most abused question from a newbie, but I have to ask it anyway! To anyone reading this, what rebreather do you use, and most importantly - why? Right now I'm leaning towards a Meg, which (at least to my inexperienced mind) appears to be a solid, well tested, used & abused unit. This along with a Draeger Nova FFM appears to be a good "anywhere, anytime, anyplace" system. Any thoughts or comments? Thanks, Bear Hello sb, my advice is that you should first try and figure out what kind of diving you want to do, both now and in the future. Then try to understand the differences between the units and how they function, by doing this you will learn a lot. But above all, take your time, there's a lot to learn about CCRs and it's a big purchase. Good luck, -Andy
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