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Article Rating: 2 votes, 5.00 average. A Guide To Setpoint Selection
by Cedric Verdier
Where is the safety margin in CCR diving when it comes to oxygen exposure and setpoint selection?
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CIS Lunar Rebreather
By Ron Micjan
Review and Photos of the Nick Jewson's CIS-Lunar #04
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CUMA Rebreather
By Ron Micjan
Leon Scamahorn of ISC and Ron Micjan were invited to the Fleet Diving Unit (Pacific) of the Canadian Forces for a little show and tell. They showed off the ISC Megalodon, and they showed us the CUMA and CCDA!
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Ice Diving with a Rebreather
By Alex Deas
Rebreathers warm the gas, so sound ideal for that very cold dive. However, there are little details that will bite. Rebreathers are fundamentally unsuitable for ice diving in the authers opinion. The article explains why.
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Article Rating: 1 votes, 5.00 average. Megalodon v Ouroboros Comparison
By Dave Cooper
Megalodon v Ouroboros Comparison
By Dave Cooper


So I said that I would do a comparison article about the Ouroboros and Megalodon so here goes.

I have had my Meg for a year now and my Boris for 3 months.

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/gallery/files/5/Dave1.JPG
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Megalodon vs Inspiration
By Cedric Verdier
A short description about what I clearly prefer in the Megalodon compared to the Inspiration and the Evolution
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4,140 23rd March 2006 15:58 by cedricverdier Go to last post
 
OR Rebreather Model Sim
By Faceless
For running this program you will need MatLab version 7 or higher with Similink and Real Time workshop toolbox options and some decent PC (1.5 GHz and 512 Mb Ram or better)
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2,026 24th September 2006 11:34 by Faceless Go to last post
 
SMI Scrubber
By Pete Readey
The PRISM rebreather system, including the scrubber, is founded upon a long engineering history of creative and innovative breathing system designs.
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The DSSCCD
By Aaron Bruce
The DSSCCD (Diving Set Self Contained Clearance Diving) and has been in use in the Royal Navy in one form or another since the Second World War
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1,914 14th September 2006 19:05 by Devils Advocate Go to last post
 
Thoughts on the rEvoII
By Dave Cooper
The rEvo II is a constant mass oxygen flow manual closed circuit rebreather. Dave Cooper takes a trip from Strasbourg over to Bruges to visit Paul Raymaekers and take a closer look at his rEvo II.
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Titan CCR
By Ron Micjan
Recently at Inner Space 2006, Tomar Gross and Larry Shreve unveiled their prototype eCCR, the Titan. The units design is pointed at the recreational CCR market and hits the target rather nicely.
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4 Attachment(s) Working Principles of the rEvodream
By Paul Maekers
Manual for the rEvodream
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