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Wol · 31st October 2007, 22:23

Personally I think that they have hit the nail on the head commercially!!!

The vast majority of divers will not end up having enough commitment or time to invest in moving to any of the existing closed circuit rebreather models. - I currently dive an inspo. -I love it - however I regularly dive mid week to around 25 to 30 meters after work and find that the nause of setting up my kit etc especially when short on time is a bit of a pain. I think that from an ease of set up and from the point of view of using the rebreather from a pure enjoyment of rebreather diving and extended bottom time point of view this kit would be great (bear in mind that the majority of divers world wide do not go below 40m)

With regards to the 2 cells I am wondering whether they are using some kind of metering device with the cells just validating the output. - guess from a scrubber perspective they looked at how much CO2 300l of oxygen produces and based the scubber capacity at forty meters on that perhaps. - I personally would like the idea of a plug and play scubber - Ie less faffing around. (That said - I will still prbably stick with my inspo)

31st October 2007, 22:23	#57 (permalink)
Wol RBW Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: UK Posts: 56	Re: MK6 now launched.... Personally I think that they have hit the nail on the head commercially!!! The vast majority of divers will not end up having enough commitment or time to invest in moving to any of the existing closed circuit rebreather models. - I currently dive an inspo. -I love it - however I regularly dive mid week to around 25 to 30 meters after work and find that the nause of setting up my kit etc especially when short on time is a bit of a pain. I think that from an ease of set up and from the point of view of using the rebreather from a pure enjoyment of rebreather diving and extended bottom time point of view this kit would be great (bear in mind that the majority of divers world wide do not go below 40m) With regards to the 2 cells I am wondering whether they are using some kind of metering device with the cells just validating the output. - guess from a scrubber perspective they looked at how much CO2 300l of oxygen produces and based the scubber capacity at forty meters on that perhaps. - I personally would like the idea of a plug and play scubber - Ie less faffing around. (That said - I will still prbably stick with my inspo)
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