Thread: Suitability of varying rebreathers for cave diving
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Old 1st May 2005, 11:46   #22 (permalink)
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Quote: (Originally Posted by decoweenie)
But if you are planning to dive alpinist-style in the cave, then I have no comment...
Absolutely not. You know me better than that Phi! Alpinist in a cave is a nice quick way to stay in the cave!

I don't have "spare" dil and O2, I have the same as anyone else, standard inboard O2 and dil and offboard bailout configuration. I am more fussy about the placement of connectors and hoses though.

Look back through earlier posts in the thread, I plan for worst case scenario possible and have enough OC gas to exit off the loop.

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