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jaap · 11th December 2006, 16:09

[quote=Tom Rose;82703]
Monitor output is 50 mv for a CO2 level of 5% making it compatible with O2 cell displays. Power usage is 25 Milliamps

I have designed a retrofit package for any rebreather with over shoulder hoses.
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Nice thing! Do you have any pics of the whole thing including the gasdrying parts?

I guess the output is proportional to the concentration of CO2? So that it reads in %-CO2?

Or is the output affected if the %-CO2 is constant but the pressure is changing?

The thing I'm after is that I guess a diver would like to have the display giving pCO2 or SEV-CO2 conc.

So is it also necessary to incorporate at pressure sensor to get an easy to interpret CO2-level reading?

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jaap Normal people worry me Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other CCR RB80 / Clone Ray Other SCR Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR RB80 / Clone Ray Other SCR Home Build Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Stockholm Sweden Posts: 445	Re: Co2 Sensor At Dema [quote=Tom Rose;82703] Monitor output is 50 mv for a CO2 level of 5% making it compatible with O2 cell displays. Power usage is 25 Milliamps I have designed a retrofit package for any rebreather with over shoulder hoses. quote] Nice thing! Do you have any pics of the whole thing including the gasdrying parts? I guess the output is proportional to the concentration of CO2? So that it reads in %-CO2? Or is the output affected if the %-CO2 is constant but the pressure is changing? The thing I'm after is that I guess a diver would like to have the display giving pCO2 or SEV-CO2 conc. So is it also necessary to incorporate at pressure sensor to get an easy to interpret CO2-level reading? __________________ My initials: JAAP
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