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Crazyduck · 23rd April 2008, 17:45

Jason,

What's the dry travel weight for the rebreather with the stainless steel ring included?

With the K1d sensors can you use a Shearwater- or does it require R22’s for sensors. I have found that most computers want the R22 style another reason Jetsam went over to the R22 sensors on the sport units.

In respect to the single counterlung which way did you run it compared to the scrubber (counterlung before or after?) I believe the standard is through the scrubber and then into the counterlung (or after the scrubber.)

With your current dives, how much do you estimate you are using of the scrubber as a percentage?
I was curious if you were analysis what you are using of the bed.

Great system and very interesting use of the push piping.

Thanks for sharing.
Andrew

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Crazyduck Underwater Mechanic Current Rebreather/s: Dolphin Other Rebreather/s: Dolphin Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: TEXAS, Dallas/ Ft.Worth Posts: 720	Re: My BP-60 success story! Jason, What's the dry travel weight for the rebreather with the stainless steel ring included? With the K1d sensors can you use a Shearwater- or does it require R22’s for sensors. I have found that most computers want the R22 style another reason Jetsam went over to the R22 sensors on the sport units. In respect to the single counterlung which way did you run it compared to the scrubber (counterlung before or after?) I believe the standard is through the scrubber and then into the counterlung (or after the scrubber.) With your current dives, how much do you estimate you are using of the scrubber as a percentage? I was curious if you were analysis what you are using of the bed. Great system and very interesting use of the push piping. Thanks for sharing. Andrew __________________ Howdy Senor- What’s Happening! Rob Davie April 2005- Presently in a state of transition from Open Circuit to Closed Circuit. "You will not be punished for your anger; you will be punished by it." - Buddha.
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