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GrahamP · 19th April 2006, 21:37

Hi All

Well, that’s it I’ve just paid for my Inspiration Vision and it’s on its way, so I figured it is time to introduce myself. I have been keenly following the forums for a good few months, and have already gleaned some great tips.

I have been diving for 13 years, and done around 600 dives. Two years ago I did a trimix course although I haven’t done a great amount deeper than 50m. What I have come to realise is that a re-breather really is the tool for the job 50m+ this was driven home when on HMS Repluse and I managed a paltry 25min on the bottom with 60min of deco (OK I was being really conservative) and I saw a fraction of the wreck and the two guys with re-breathers spent an hour on the bottom for 45mins deco and they saw the whole wreck.

Now I’m left chewing my nails until June when I get it……

Hope to see some of you around on a dive some time.

Graham

19th April 2006, 21:37	#1 (permalink)
GrahamP New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Iwade, Kent, UK Posts: 19	Inspiration Newbie in Kent, UK Hi All Well, that’s it I’ve just paid for my Inspiration Vision and it’s on its way, so I figured it is time to introduce myself. I have been keenly following the forums for a good few months, and have already gleaned some great tips. I have been diving for 13 years, and done around 600 dives. Two years ago I did a trimix course although I haven’t done a great amount deeper than 50m. What I have come to realise is that a re-breather really is the tool for the job 50m+ this was driven home when on HMS Repluse and I managed a paltry 25min on the bottom with 60min of deco (OK I was being really conservative) and I saw a fraction of the wreck and the two guys with re-breathers spent an hour on the bottom for 45mins deco and they saw the whole wreck. Now I’m left chewing my nails until June when I get it…… Hope to see some of you around on a dive some time. Graham
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