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Icarusflies · 22nd February 2007, 10:59

Thank you for your replays;
I understand that Rebreather demand a high level of attention. What worries me about CCR's is that there are more things to go wrong than SCR's. I have read that many people use CCR's manually with the electronics as backup and that in this configuration there are very few fatalities. ScubadadMiami, I see that you dive the optima. This is a RB that I am considering since I live in Miami not far from a DiveRite dealer that carried this RB. Are you happy with its performance? My other choice if CCR would be the Meg which I see has a lot of fans. If going SCR I would probably go Azimuth.

22nd February 2007, 10:59	#5 (permalink)
Icarusflies New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Miami Posts: 52	Re: rebreather diving Thank you for your replays; I understand that Rebreather demand a high level of attention. What worries me about CCR's is that there are more things to go wrong than SCR's. I have read that many people use CCR's manually with the electronics as backup and that in this configuration there are very few fatalities. ScubadadMiami, I see that you dive the optima. This is a RB that I am considering since I live in Miami not far from a DiveRite dealer that carried this RB. Are you happy with its performance? My other choice if CCR would be the Meg which I see has a lot of fans. If going SCR I would probably go Azimuth.
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