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ianfirmin · 30th December 2007, 06:02

Quote: (Originally Posted by mik)

Eeek! With friends like this who needs enemies? It is kind of scary that you are handing out advice like this. Sofnolime is up to 20% water (usually 17%) which is used in the chemical reaction to scrub CO2, it does not rely on water vapour in your breath. Check the Link. Read the FAQs "what is sofnolime?" and "what can make the absorber fail prematurely?"

I'm not handing out advice but expressing ignorance. Thanks for the information which is something everyone who uses the stuff should know.

Cheers
Ian

30th December 2007, 06:02	#10 (permalink)
ianfirmin New Member Current Rebreather/s: Other CCR Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Hexham, Northumberland Posts: 49	Re: Sorb use Quote: (Originally Posted by mik) Eeek! With friends like this who needs enemies? It is kind of scary that you are handing out advice like this. Sofnolime is up to 20% water (usually 17%) which is used in the chemical reaction to scrub CO2, it does not rely on water vapour in your breath. Check the Link. Read the FAQs "what is sofnolime?" and "what can make the absorber fail prematurely?" I'm not handing out advice but expressing ignorance. Thanks for the information which is something everyone who uses the stuff should know. Cheers Ian
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