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Jordan · 22nd September 2005, 20:08

Quote: (Originally Posted by caveseeker7)

Hi Jordan, welcome to Rebreather World. Good of you to join.
Do you know 'watergirl'? I had the impression she was testing the waters for you guys.

Or maybe DRE

Anyway, nice to have someone at the source.
Sort of ... aren't the units build in Canada?

Hi there,

Thanks for the welcome.

No, I do not know either of those folks. I guess I might, but I just don't know them by their handles.

The breathing loop is built in Canada by Farallon. Yep, you're right - sort of. DR would be more considered the distributor. PST cylinders, HH electronics, Extendair can.... The unit is actually gonna be sold without a BP/harness/aircell - it'll be up to the indiv. to put whatever harness and aircell they want. I'll probably put a red Transpac on mine with a red aircell. I may have to spray paint the rest of it red too!

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Jordan EBT called me stroppy! Current Rebreather/s: Optima Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: May 2005 Location: Garner, NC Posts: 226	Quote: (Originally Posted by caveseeker7) Hi Jordan, welcome to Rebreather World. Good of you to join. Do you know 'watergirl'? I had the impression she was testing the waters for you guys. Or maybe DRE Anyway, nice to have someone at the source. Sort of ... aren't the units build in Canada? Hi there, Thanks for the welcome. No, I do not know either of those folks. I guess I might, but I just don't know them by their handles. The breathing loop is built in Canada by Farallon. Yep, you're right - sort of. DR would be more considered the distributor. PST cylinders, HH electronics, Extendair can.... The unit is actually gonna be sold without a BP/harness/aircell - it'll be up to the indiv. to put whatever harness and aircell they want. I'll probably put a red Transpac on mine with a red aircell. I may have to spray paint the rest of it red too! __________________ Is it clear? No. Well, let's go anyways. "Those who would sacrifice a little freedom for a little order, will lose both, and deserve neither." Thomas Jefferson
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