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Andrew-John · 12th November 2005, 09:33

Nigel handles the idea of having two dilluent inflators in his interesting article http://www.combro.co.uk/nigelh/rebreather/

"You can see that my unit has a plate to fit an alternate injector. This allows you to carry two diluent mixes. Admittedly people who dive sophisticated mixes don't seem to have one but if I like it I have it."

Even though I haven’t seen anybody using this idea, an other use for this extra inflator might be the possibility to have a proper bailout dilluent source permanently fixed into it. This would give more alternatives to fix problems without having to connect the LP-hose of the bail out cylinder into the one and only inflator.

How valuable would this somewhat increased security aspect be compared with the investment?

12th November 2005, 09:33	#1 (permalink)
Andrew-John New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Helsinki Posts: 26	Alternate Dilluent Inflator Nigel handles the idea of having two dilluent inflators in his interesting article http://www.combro.co.uk/nigelh/rebreather/ "You can see that my unit has a plate to fit an alternate injector. This allows you to carry two diluent mixes. Admittedly people who dive sophisticated mixes don't seem to have one but if I like it I have it." Even though I haven’t seen anybody using this idea, an other use for this extra inflator might be the possibility to have a proper bailout dilluent source permanently fixed into it. This would give more alternatives to fix problems without having to connect the LP-hose of the bail out cylinder into the one and only inflator. How valuable would this somewhat increased security aspect be compared with the investment? Last edited by Andrew-John : 27th January 2006 at 14:45.
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