Rebreather World - View Single Post - Taking Responsibility for Complacency

Tino de Rijk · 22nd March 2008, 08:15

Fully agree, Mark.
Even more interesting as this article is indeed almost 10 years old, in a time there were maybe around a 100 Rebreather recreational Rebreather divers in the world. Also fascinating, because Richard was (and AFAIK still is; he is present here on Rebreather World, by the way) diving a CIS Lunar, considered one of the best breathers ever build.
Richard was prophetic, and well ahead of his time. He paid dearly for gaining that experience, by the way, as you can read in another epic honest article of him somewhere on the net. I think it is called "Confessions of a mortal diver". Too lazy to look it up, but Google is your friend.

22nd March 2008, 08:15	#10 (permalink)
Tino de Rijk Old, maybe one day wise Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Evolution Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 375	Re: Taking Responsibility for Complacency – A short rant… Fully agree, Mark. Even more interesting as this article is indeed almost 10 years old, in a time there were maybe around a 100 Rebreather recreational Rebreather divers in the world. Also fascinating, because Richard was (and AFAIK still is; he is present here on Rebreather World, by the way) diving a CIS Lunar, considered one of the best breathers ever build. Richard was prophetic, and well ahead of his time. He paid dearly for gaining that experience, by the way, as you can read in another epic honest article of him somewhere on the net. I think it is called "Confessions of a mortal diver". Too lazy to look it up, but Google is your friend.
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