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michael hearn · 3rd October 2006, 18:50

i agree ,i wouldnt want to cut holes in the scrubber. i have just converted my inspo to bmcl, ox and dil inflaters are compact bcd inflaters conected to the bottom of lungs and mounted on each side at hip level. since the inflaters have exaust valves i can eject water from each lung. i have tested this out of the water works fine, am a bit reluctent to try underwater since it would mean deliberatly flooding a lung,wouldnt want to tempt fate.as someone pointed out floods dont happen very often, putting more holes in your Rebreather can surely only increase the chance of a flood.
mike

3rd October 2006, 18:50	#6 (permalink)
michael hearn Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: belgium Posts: 114	Re: General design question - flood recovery.... i agree ,i wouldnt want to cut holes in the scrubber. i have just converted my inspo to bmcl, ox and dil inflaters are compact bcd inflaters conected to the bottom of lungs and mounted on each side at hip level. since the inflaters have exaust valves i can eject water from each lung. i have tested this out of the water works fine, am a bit reluctent to try underwater since it would mean deliberatly flooding a lung,wouldnt want to tempt fate.as someone pointed out floods dont happen very often, putting more holes in your Rebreather can surely only increase the chance of a flood. mike
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