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UKSteve · 20th December 2006, 18:18

Hi,

Travel frame is smaller than yellow shell so fits in a normal case. I reckon it comes close to fitting inside carry on luggage too...

O2 and Dil are mounted on outside of frame so any din valved bottle can be used... 2, 3 or more litres.

The frame is actually lighter than the two parts of the Insp case too. Use it with a simple wing and webbing on a plastic back plate or no back plate at all and it gets lighter still.

Check for threads on the Travel Frame from Decoweanie - I recommend the frame - has certainly worked for me.

There are also some great threads on things you can do to reduce the weight of checked luggage... just wear braces on your cargo pants to prevent them falling down with 5 kg of steel in the pockets.!!

Steve

20th December 2006, 18:18	#2 (permalink)
UKSteve Still a novice... Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Weymouth, UK Posts: 574	Re: Travelling with an Inspiration... Hi, Travel frame is smaller than yellow shell so fits in a normal case. I reckon it comes close to fitting inside carry on luggage too... O2 and Dil are mounted on outside of frame so any din valved bottle can be used... 2, 3 or more litres. The frame is actually lighter than the two parts of the Insp case too. Use it with a simple wing and webbing on a plastic back plate or no back plate at all and it gets lighter still. Check for threads on the Travel Frame from Decoweanie - I recommend the frame - has certainly worked for me. There are also some great threads on things you can do to reduce the weight of checked luggage... just wear braces on your cargo pants to prevent them falling down with 5 kg of steel in the pockets.!! Steve Last edited by UKSteve : 20th December 2006 at 18:21.
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