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Icarusflies · 30th December 2007, 12:58

Thank you for this info, it helps.

For what I read, kiss, revo, megs, and maybe ouroboros, even though the last one is too advanced (pricey) for the diving I am planning to do.
Service for the revo and kiss has been established to be good. My only concern with revo is that it is a relatively new unit but I must admit that it looks fantastic.

Stefan, I know Jordi, he is a fan of the classic kiss but I wanted to have more opinions since he has not dived with revo or megs. I don't know If I am foolishly drawn to the megs but in the USA they have an incredible reputation for sturdy units. Any idea how the service of these units is in Europe?

Thanks;

Steve

30th December 2007, 12:58	#9 (permalink)
Icarusflies New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Miami Posts: 52	Re: popular re breather in Europe. Thank you for this info, it helps. For what I read, kiss, revo, megs, and maybe ouroboros, even though the last one is too advanced (pricey) for the diving I am planning to do. Service for the revo and kiss has been established to be good. My only concern with revo is that it is a relatively new unit but I must admit that it looks fantastic. Stefan, I know Jordi, he is a fan of the classic kiss but I wanted to have more opinions since he has not dived with revo or megs. I don't know If I am foolishly drawn to the megs but in the USA they have an incredible reputation for sturdy units. Any idea how the service of these units is in Europe? Thanks; Steve
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