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jojo l'affreux · 17th December 2007, 14:43

Hello Stéphane,

I didn't give up the electronic use. I keep it for sea and lake dives, and also for wide springs.

But for bottom-caves dives (sumps after a walk - or a creep- inside a cave), I am thinking in using Copis (need another head and another regulator).
Easier to protect (less thinks to break during the outside carriage), less to look at (only one handsed, no hud - but it could be useful), and easy to drive when shallow, up and down profiles (less o2 wasted).

I like Meg, quite a "2 in 1" rebreather.

Cheers,

Frank

17th December 2007, 14:43	#3 (permalink)
jojo l'affreux RBW Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: South-east France Posts: 38	Re: My first Copis subterranean dive Hello Stéphane, I didn't give up the electronic use. I keep it for sea and lake dives, and also for wide springs. But for bottom-caves dives (sumps after a walk - or a creep- inside a cave), I am thinking in using Copis (need another head and another regulator). Easier to protect (less thinks to break during the outside carriage), less to look at (only one handsed, no hud - but it could be useful), and easy to drive when shallow, up and down profiles (less o2 wasted). I like Meg, quite a "2 in 1" rebreather. Cheers, Frank __________________ http://www.plongeesout.com
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