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ike · 7th March 2008, 05:26

Quote: (Originally Posted by db8us)

Hi Ike,

be careful, according to Wikipedia a clone is an exact copy and i heard that the comany reacts strongly if you officially state this.

To attract people its always an RB80 clone, to sell it is is a MUCH BETTER unit which they have engineered. If someones dies it was an RB80 and so on

So it always depends on the viewpoint.

Regards

Michael

Hallo Michael!

For me the AH1 is the best version of all the copys and clones around. Clone is maybe not the right word, its just the system because RB80 was the first machine and all others looking same.
But if you take a look on the Rebreather part you will see there is no difference between them - from the system thats the reason why I spec like the AH1

Also Alex is very nice guy maybe this the reason too

best Ike

7th March 2008, 05:26	#24 (permalink)
ike New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: austria Posts: 12	Re: list of RB80 clones Quote: (Originally Posted by db8us) Hi Ike, be careful, according to Wikipedia a clone is an exact copy and i heard that the comany reacts strongly if you officially state this. To attract people its always an RB80 clone, to sell it is is a MUCH BETTER unit which they have engineered. If someones dies it was an RB80 and so on So it always depends on the viewpoint. Regards Michael Hallo Michael! For me the AH1 is the best version of all the copys and clones around. Clone is maybe not the right word, its just the system because RB80 was the first machine and all others looking same. But if you take a look on the Rebreather part you will see there is no difference between them - from the system thats the reason why I spec like the AH1 Also Alex is very nice guy maybe this the reason too best Ike
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