Rebreather World - View Single Post

cstmwrks · 7th October 2006, 23:15

Well I feel a little better having stirred the pot of history just a bit. Dave is right, there is no new discussions per say, just new people discussing it. I never got to speak with Walter Stark, only eMails and one call to the co inventer John Kanwisher who made the sensor. Dave pretty well hit the hammer on the head with a nail, guys like Walter have already forgotten more than most of us will ever know. Thats why my interest in the unit and the "old way" of doing things. Even guys like Will Smithers who knew alot about electronics and had NO problem letting people know that, had commented on the MK15 analog controller ( a 50's design as I recall ) as being one WELL thought out unit.

7th October 2006, 23:15	#11 (permalink)
cstmwrks The old ways still work. Current Rebreather/s: Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Home Build Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Boise Idaho Posts: 244	Re: DIY 02 sensor Well I feel a little better having stirred the pot of history just a bit. Dave is right, there is no new discussions per say, just new people discussing it. I never got to speak with Walter Stark, only eMails and one call to the co inventer John Kanwisher who made the sensor. Dave pretty well hit the hammer on the head with a nail, guys like Walter have already forgotten more than most of us will ever know. Thats why my interest in the unit and the "old way" of doing things. Even guys like Will Smithers who knew alot about electronics and had NO problem letting people know that, had commented on the MK15 analog controller ( a 50's design as I recall ) as being one WELL thought out unit. Last edited by cstmwrks : 8th October 2006 at 04:59.
(Offline)