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Jimmer · 31st October 2007, 10:24

Quote: (Originally Posted by diverrob)

I know this is not what the post is about but I thought I would give you a answer to your question. Carleton does not make the MK16 for the Canadian Navy and they are not made in Canada. In fact the Canadian division of Carleton (Fullerton Sherwood) has moved down to the US a few months ago. Canada does get their Rebreather from Carleton but we use the SIVA and SIVA+ (CCDA and CUMA to us).

Rob

Too bad they moved, I actually spoke to Mr. Sherwood there a while ago about trying to get a co-op job for school with them, but at the time he had no room to take on another engineer. Nice looking products, the Viper-E looks pretty interesting, it's a shame that they don't produce systems for the recreational market.

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Jimmer New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 58	Re: Spheres Quote: (Originally Posted by diverrob) I know this is not what the post is about but I thought I would give you a answer to your question. Carleton does not make the MK16 for the Canadian Navy and they are not made in Canada. In fact the Canadian division of Carleton (Fullerton Sherwood) has moved down to the US a few months ago. Canada does get their Rebreather from Carleton but we use the SIVA and SIVA+ (CCDA and CUMA to us). Rob Too bad they moved, I actually spoke to Mr. Sherwood there a while ago about trying to get a co-op job for school with them, but at the time he had no room to take on another engineer. Nice looking products, the Viper-E looks pretty interesting, it's a shame that they don't produce systems for the recreational market.
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