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Richard Lundgren · 8th November 2007, 06:15

Quote: (Originally Posted by Tom Rose)

Thus at the slightest sign of a gurgle or any any other failure, I bail.

Keep up the good work,
Tom

Hi Tom

Good post. I fully agree that the first step in the problem resolution chain for any recreational must be to signal your team and then bail to OC. In fact this is how I dive my breather for technical operations too. Get on OC, then try to identify, solve and decide on what to do.

I doubt however that the displayed 3l dilluent bottle will be sufficient and would have opted for at least 40cf and a max depth about 30m instead of 40m. Small size is cool but any diver needs gas. In a OOG situation I fear that donating to a diver in need from a partially already used 3l tank will not do the trick.

Take care
Richard Lundgren

8th November 2007, 06:15	#134 (permalink)
Richard Lundgren New Member Current Rebreather/s: Other SCR Other Rebreather/s: Other SCR Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 52	Re: Cis Lunar Mk 6 Quote: (Originally Posted by Tom Rose) Thus at the slightest sign of a gurgle or any any other failure, I bail. Keep up the good work, Tom Hi Tom Good post. I fully agree that the first step in the problem resolution chain for any recreational must be to signal your team and then bail to OC. In fact this is how I dive my breather for technical operations too. Get on OC, then try to identify, solve and decide on what to do. I doubt however that the displayed 3l dilluent bottle will be sufficient and would have opted for at least 40cf and a max depth about 30m instead of 40m. Small size is cool but any diver needs gas. In a OOG situation I fear that donating to a diver in need from a partially already used 3l tank will not do the trick. Take care Richard Lundgren
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