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cameron · 23rd December 2006, 06:01

I guess after about 100 hours or so things started to be really comfortable. Now I find that the unit will tell me when something is not right rather then having to be in a constant state of awarness.

If your bouyancy changes then you check your displays, if you change depth, check your displays, if the lung volume changes, check your displays....

I have found that my dives are slower, longer (duh!), and more enjoyable now that I have the "comfort zone" on the KISS, it just takes time, patience and practice, not gadgets and short cuts.

23rd December 2006, 06:01	#7 (permalink)
cameron Classic Kiss 124 Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 252	Re: Enjoying your dive on a CCR I guess after about 100 hours or so things started to be really comfortable. Now I find that the unit will tell me when something is not right rather then having to be in a constant state of awarness. If your bouyancy changes then you check your displays, if you change depth, check your displays, if the lung volume changes, check your displays.... I have found that my dives are slower, longer (duh!), and more enjoyable now that I have the "comfort zone" on the KISS, it just takes time, patience and practice, not gadgets and short cuts.
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