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wizbang · 29th December 2005, 04:03

Quote: (Originally Posted by Grassy)

Wiz have you been drinking again

Every day, every day.

I gues I have always wanted a unit that is narrower and I thought this might do the trick and it would if only I could cram (safely) 600 litres of gas in there.

JDZ uses some short 1.5 litres tanks connected under his dolphin shell and it is about the same length as mine but considerably narrower.

Oh well I guess I will stick with the "Wide BOD" at least until Steve formalises his MultiMeg.

It might be nice as a spare O2 tank for off-board plug in.
or to get around the Non-depth compensating reg on the KISS valve.

I will keep dreaming.

PS Mike it would be toooo lop-sided with the normal O2 but no diluent tank, but granted, it would be narrower.

29th December 2005, 04:03	#5 (permalink)
wizbang WEB MERMEN Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Dolphin Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Inspiration Vision Evolution Prism Topaz Sport Kiss Classic Kiss Dolphin Home Build Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Perth Australia Posts: 386	Re: Catalina S6 0.9litre 207bar Quote: (Originally Posted by Grassy) Wiz have you been drinking again Every day, every day. I gues I have always wanted a unit that is narrower and I thought this might do the trick and it would if only I could cram (safely) 600 litres of gas in there. JDZ uses some short 1.5 litres tanks connected under his dolphin shell and it is about the same length as mine but considerably narrower. Oh well I guess I will stick with the "Wide BOD" at least until Steve formalises his MultiMeg. It might be nice as a spare O2 tank for off-board plug in. or to get around the Non-depth compensating reg on the KISS valve. I will keep dreaming. PS Mike it would be toooo lop-sided with the normal O2 but no diluent tank, but granted, it would be narrower.
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