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rogeringebo · 9th March 2006, 08:08

Hi Dan!
First I have to say that I have not dived my Meg yet cause my course is in 2 weeks but I have dived simular setups..
You know how much I struggeled with my CK,I tore that machine apart almost every week,broken circuits,the magnet breakers a few times and plenty more.Did not like the OC/DSV (bailed on 65m and it did not perform well)My Adv was not working great so I like the thought of being able to inject dil manually by just a push of a button,I dived another OTS-lung rebreather and it is much easyer to breathe.
Last but not least,the quality of the Meg is of another world..
As soon as I get back from Norway and my corse I will take it for a few testspins in Vagnhärad and we could meet there so you can have a look or even a go if you like

Cheers
Rodge

9th March 2006, 08:08	#41 (permalink)
rogeringebo Life starts at 100 Current Rebreather/s: Pelagian Other Rebreather/s: Megalodon Classic Kiss Pelagian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Stockholm Sweden Posts: 737	Re: Should I sell my KISS and buy a Meg? Hi Dan! First I have to say that I have not dived my Meg yet cause my course is in 2 weeks but I have dived simular setups.. You know how much I struggeled with my CK,I tore that machine apart almost every week,broken circuits,the magnet breakers a few times and plenty more.Did not like the OC/DSV (bailed on 65m and it did not perform well)My Adv was not working great so I like the thought of being able to inject dil manually by just a push of a button,I dived another OTS-lung rebreather and it is much easyer to breathe. Last but not least,the quality of the Meg is of another world.. As soon as I get back from Norway and my corse I will take it for a few testspins in Vagnhärad and we could meet there so you can have a look or even a go if you like Cheers Rodge __________________ Life starts at 100
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