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colinicky · 19th December 2007, 16:22

Wrasbury is probably a better option as they have the concrete ramp for access .

Strength is not a problem other than his legs ,after all he uses his upper body for the wheelchair & can haul himself onto a hardboat like Dive125 at Eastbourne were you "climb" over the side & then lifts his wheelchair on afterwards on his own .the only help he really needs is the skipper moves his twins from the bench to the siderail for him to put on, so scrubber fills etc are not an issue .
Am going to have a long chat with him after New Year & may then ask for some help with him trying various ccr's .
thanks all

19th December 2007, 16:22	#8 (permalink)
colinicky RBW Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: uk Posts: 681	Re: Which Rebreather ?? Wrasbury is probably a better option as they have the concrete ramp for access . Strength is not a problem other than his legs ,after all he uses his upper body for the wheelchair & can haul himself onto a hardboat like Dive125 at Eastbourne were you "climb" over the side & then lifts his wheelchair on afterwards on his own .the only help he really needs is the skipper moves his twins from the bench to the siderail for him to put on, so scrubber fills etc are not an issue . Am going to have a long chat with him after New Year & may then ask for some help with him trying various ccr's . thanks all __________________ Colin I trust my rebreather completely , I just don't trust the user onwards & downwards
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