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STARDIVER · 12th August 2006, 15:50

Zak,

Your advice is well heeded, and I must agree with the theory, at least concerning your selection criteria. I certainly cannot speak with the voice of CCr experience, but my trials with OC gear certainly lend credibility to your criteria. Would the RB80 qualify as a PASCR unit? I read that duration on that machine was in excess of 10 hours in some trials. I was quite interested in the RB80 until I learned that it required 3 DIR Halcyon courses prior to being allowed to train on the unit. These courses pushed its price point well past the desireable. The Meg seems to be a very popular unit, but I am equally enamored with the KISS, despite the potential depth limitations. Thank You very much for your input and suggestions.

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STARDIVER New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: New York Posts: 7	Re: Great discussions on this site! Zak, Your advice is well heeded, and I must agree with the theory, at least concerning your selection criteria. I certainly cannot speak with the voice of CCr experience, but my trials with OC gear certainly lend credibility to your criteria. Would the RB80 qualify as a PASCR unit? I read that duration on that machine was in excess of 10 hours in some trials. I was quite interested in the RB80 until I learned that it required 3 DIR Halcyon courses prior to being allowed to train on the unit. These courses pushed its price point well past the desireable. The Meg seems to be a very popular unit, but I am equally enamored with the KISS, despite the potential depth limitations. Thank You very much for your input and suggestions.
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