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Simon A · 18th July 2006, 22:47

AFAIK there are 2 units that are available that meet your criteria out of the box, unfortunately neither of them are particularaly travel friendly.
It's either a second hand MK15.x which by reputation are expensive to source and maintain, or a 'Boris which are not the cheapest of rebreathers either.
If you don't mind modifying a unit, a classic KISS can be made to go to depths in excess of 100m.
However if your Buddy is going to be on a Meg, then I'd recomend having a look at his Meg once he gets it, and see if you can live with those OTS counterlungs. That also makes it easier to carry spares between you.
HTH
Simon A

18th July 2006, 22:47	#2 (permalink)
Simon A Escapee from DIY Rebreather's Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Reading, UK Posts: 312	Re: What Rebreather? AFAIK there are 2 units that are available that meet your criteria out of the box, unfortunately neither of them are particularaly travel friendly. It's either a second hand MK15.x which by reputation are expensive to source and maintain, or a 'Boris which are not the cheapest of rebreathers either. If you don't mind modifying a unit, a classic KISS can be made to go to depths in excess of 100m. However if your Buddy is going to be on a Meg, then I'd recomend having a look at his Meg once he gets it, and see if you can live with those OTS counterlungs. That also makes it easier to carry spares between you. HTH Simon A
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