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Bazza · 29th April 2008, 04:24

Matt ... I can see you are passionate about your unit and that is all well and fine, I love my very very old Inspo but it does not stop me pulling back and looking at the marketplace in general.

This is not a mines bigger than yours thing it’s more about development and advancement of the rebreather industry. More and more units and moving over to the high tec electronic solutions to basic rebreather problems. We are seeing units like the offerings from CCR, Dive Rite, APD and JR taking up the challenge of these new technologies and using them in their units. Just as an example, the Vision S/W download feature, simply magic, so easy to use, does nothing to improve the dive but goes a long way to providing easy of use and customer satisfaction.

I am sure once ISC get their new S/W up and running this will place their units into the second gen category but until then they just have very good first gen products. Now to the average Luddite that is fine but to the rest of us the introduction and use of new technology is a way of life and is general accepted.

The only wild card out there is the MKVI, one to watch maybe even gen three, which will make the gen one units look very “quaint”.

Regards Baz

29th April 2008, 04:24	#34 (permalink)
Bazza New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Inspiration Vision Evolution rEvo Other CCR Dolphin Other Rebreather/s: Prism Topaz Sport Kiss Classic Kiss MK 15.X rEvo Other CCR Dolphin Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 159	Re: New Hh Or Meg? Matt ... I can see you are passionate about your unit and that is all well and fine, I love my very very old Inspo but it does not stop me pulling back and looking at the marketplace in general. This is not a mines bigger than yours thing it’s more about development and advancement of the rebreather industry. More and more units and moving over to the high tec electronic solutions to basic rebreather problems. We are seeing units like the offerings from CCR, Dive Rite, APD and JR taking up the challenge of these new technologies and using them in their units. Just as an example, the Vision S/W download feature, simply magic, so easy to use, does nothing to improve the dive but goes a long way to providing easy of use and customer satisfaction. I am sure once ISC get their new S/W up and running this will place their units into the second gen category but until then they just have very good first gen products. Now to the average Luddite that is fine but to the rest of us the introduction and use of new technology is a way of life and is general accepted. The only wild card out there is the MKVI, one to watch maybe even gen three, which will make the gen one units look very “quaint”. Regards Baz
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