Light-mCCR finished

gerstl_ossi · 12th May 2009, 21:25

The Lightwight - mCCR Rebreather is now finished. I will test it next week and post how it work. Here are more pics of the finished product. The new one is a small mCCR with a Kiss style orifice system with a HUD and a OSTC for monitoring the 3 oxygen - cells.Filter is radial and has ca. 1,20 Kg of sofnolime.
The harness works as a small BCD and has two big pockets for wight.

jmhardingjr · 18th May 2009, 17:16

Bravo!!

What a beautiful piece of work. Can you give us more details? Is it mixed gas or just pure O2? Did you form the shell yourself?

More, more!!:)

Jay

gerstl_ossi · 18th May 2009, 19:50

Hi, yes the shell is made by my brother in fiberglass. All main parts are self made ( houses and OPV are from dräger).
It is a mCCR with a Kiss style orifice system (0,7l O2 flow), has 3 O2 Oxygen Cells. Monitor is a OSTC Computer on all 3 cells and a HUD. I made a integrated harness witch works also as a BCD and where I can fix the diluent tank.

Cheers Ossi

moribund · 19th May 2009, 04:25

Quote: (Originally Posted by gerstl_ossi)

Hi, yes the shell is made by my brother in fiberglass. All main parts are self made ( houses and OPV are from dräger).
It is a mCCR with a Kiss style orifice system (0,7l O2 flow), has 3 O2 Oxygen Cells. Monitor is a OSTC Computer on all 3 cells and a HUD. I made a integrated harness witch works also as a BCD and where I can fix the diluent tank.

Cheers Ossi

Really, really nice. Have fun with it and be safe.

teddy2005 · 19th May 2009, 08:47

I'm again very impressed by the quality and design of your homebuilts.

Amazing work, congratulations

shil · 19th May 2009, 13:20

could not figure out where the scrubber goes and its connections to hoses, maybe another photo of the innards

great work and of course designing.

Shil

gerstl_ossi · 26th May 2009, 19:34

Yesterday the new, small unit getwet, not a really deep dive, something like 170..... no, not feet, cm

:D. But the new baby worked really well. It is so fast to gear up, that's fun, no weight belt, some weight in the two pockets of the integrated BCD- Harness, clip on the rebreather and go.
I loadet a video on the homebuilder gallery. It is in poor quality as I was not able to upload a bigger file.
Cheers Oswald

18th May 2009, 17:16	#2 (permalink)
jmhardingjr Son of a Sailor Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: . . . this one particular harbor . . . Posts: 271	Re: Light-mCCR finished Bravo!! What a beautiful piece of work. Can you give us more details? Is it mixed gas or just pure O2? Did you form the shell yourself? More, more!!:) Jay
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18th May 2009, 19:50	#3 (permalink)
gerstl_ossi Ossi eCCR Hybrid Homebuild pSCR RO80 Homebuild, LightMCCR Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 1,028	Re: Light-mCCR finished Hi, yes the shell is made by my brother in fiberglass. All main parts are self made ( houses and OPV are from dräger). It is a mCCR with a Kiss style orifice system (0,7l O2 flow), has 3 O2 Oxygen Cells. Monitor is a OSTC Computer on all 3 cells and a HUD. I made a integrated harness witch works also as a BCD and where I can fix the diluent tank. Cheers Ossi
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19th May 2009, 04:25	#4 (permalink)
moribund RBW Member Oxygen Rebreather RG/U-FM mCCR Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 405	Re: Light-mCCR finished Quote: (Originally Posted by gerstl_ossi) Hi, yes the shell is made by my brother in fiberglass. All main parts are self made ( houses and OPV are from dräger). It is a mCCR with a Kiss style orifice system (0,7l O2 flow), has 3 O2 Oxygen Cells. Monitor is a OSTC Computer on all 3 cells and a HUD. I made a integrated harness witch works also as a BCD and where I can fix the diluent tank. Cheers Ossi Really, really nice. Have fun with it and be safe. Last edited by moribund; 19th May 2009 at 04:25.. Reason: stupid english grammar (i r n engineer)
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19th May 2009, 08:47	#5 (permalink)
teddy2005 Urs or Nounours rEvo III mccr MKVI Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Switzerland Posts: 233	Re: Light-mCCR finished I'm again very impressed by the quality and design of your homebuilts. Amazing work, congratulations
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19th May 2009, 13:20	#6 (permalink)
shil RBW Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: India Posts: 48	Re: Light-mCCR finished could not figure out where the scrubber goes and its connections to hoses, maybe another photo of the innards great work and of course designing. Shil
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26th May 2009, 19:34	#7 (permalink)
gerstl_ossi Ossi eCCR Hybrid Homebuild pSCR RO80 Homebuild, LightMCCR Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 1,028	Re: Light-mCCR finished Yesterday the new, small unit getwet, not a really deep dive, something like 170..... no, not feet, cm:D. But the new baby worked really well. It is so fast to gear up, that's fun, no weight belt, some weight in the two pockets of the integrated BCD- Harness, clip on the rebreather and go. I loadet a video on the homebuilder gallery. It is in poor quality as I was not able to upload a bigger file. Cheers Oswald Last edited by gerstl_ossi; 26th May 2009 at 19:47..
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