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jbpccr · 1st November 2007, 17:06

Quote: (Originally Posted by caveseeker7)

Thanks Lou and Beanie!

The cowling is hideous, way to Bee Gees for me ...

The gas flow direction has been reversed, now from the diver's left counterlung and exhaled into the diver's right, opposite as before.
Good thing, too, as this translates into the cylinders being on the
"normal sides", O2 on the diver's right and dil on his left.

Gas flow is still from the center to the outside in the scrubber,
so the plenum in the head has changed.

BCD and Air2 have been replaced with Oceanic/Hollis products.

Secondary is the same, from what I understand the production version
is supposed to have a digital secondary.

Remember it's just a prototype, not the production version yet.
I believe is scheduled for March 08.

Caveseeker,
Any expected change in cells with a digital secondary that you're aware of?

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jbpccr New Member Current Rebreather/s: Prism Topaz Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: NJ, USA Posts: 18	Re: Hollis PRISM II & DEMA 2007 Quote: (Originally Posted by caveseeker7) Thanks Lou and Beanie! The cowling is hideous, way to Bee Gees for me ... The gas flow direction has been reversed, now from the diver's left counterlung and exhaled into the diver's right, opposite as before. Good thing, too, as this translates into the cylinders being on the "normal sides", O2 on the diver's right and dil on his left. Gas flow is still from the center to the outside in the scrubber, so the plenum in the head has changed. BCD and Air2 have been replaced with Oceanic/Hollis products. Secondary is the same, from what I understand the production version is supposed to have a digital secondary. Remember it's just a prototype, not the production version yet. I believe is scheduled for March 08. Caveseeker, Any expected change in cells with a digital secondary that you're aware of?
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