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Mark Chase · 7th March 2008, 22:36

Quote: (Originally Posted by narked at 90)

hi mark, that's basicly the same as we looked at a wile back but didn't go ahead for fear if straining the head fixing bolts as all the weight will be on them and not spread on to the cl case,,,,but we have some very small proto type pull dumps with non return valves built in that would do the job very nicly! but we only have a few and some are staying with us for our new project

kind regards john

As Steve said Id incorporate some form of support to the scrubber to transfer load to the counter lung case. A spine connected to the base of the scrubber leading into the spine of the CL case should do the trick.
If not than some sort of Narked at 90 stand perhaps

ATB

Mark

7th March 2008, 22:36	#10 (permalink)
Mark Chase RBW Member Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Kent Posts: 2,867	Re: New water trap for the KISS Quote: (Originally Posted by narked at 90) hi mark, that's basicly the same as we looked at a wile back but didn't go ahead for fear if straining the head fixing bolts as all the weight will be on them and not spread on to the cl case,,,,but we have some very small proto type pull dumps with non return valves built in that would do the job very nicly! but we only have a few and some are staying with us for our new project kind regards john As Steve said Id incorporate some form of support to the scrubber to transfer load to the counter lung case. A spine connected to the base of the scrubber leading into the spine of the CL case should do the trick. If not than some sort of Narked at 90 stand perhaps ATB Mark __________________ See my "Doing It Chasey" video where I'm locked into a padded room, naked, with two ball bearings and within an Hour, I manage to lose one and break the other!!! Kevin Juergensen 16/11/08 [/quote]
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