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2nd April 2007, 20:28
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| New Member  Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Bath
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 | Re: air driven Vs manual booster We at Divetech offer the DTB10C electrically driven booster with a max outlet pressure of 350 bar from an inlet as low as 25 bar. This booster has been supplied to the MOD and NATO since 1985. It uses a single phase 240 or 415v three phase motor of only 500w. Available as three types this booster is built to order from a proven design. You can view the booster at Gas booster - Trimix - Diving Regards Mike McNulty Divetech ltd |
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3rd April 2007, 08:37
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| Close to that red button    Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: In da house! yeah baby!
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   | Re: air driven Vs manual booster Quote: (Originally Posted by mikedivetech)  We at Divetech offer the DTB10C electrically driven booster with a max outlet If I read the spec of that right you have to reduce the input down to pressure of 350 bar from an inlet as low as 25 bar. This booster has been supplied to the MOD and NATO since 1985. It uses a single phase 240 or 415v three phase motor of only 500w. Available as three types this booster is built to order from a proven design. You can view the booster at Gas booster - Trimix - Diving Regards Mike McNulty Divetech ltd 35 bar before boosting which kinda seems a little pointless
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3rd April 2007, 09:41
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| CK+Shearwater  Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Sport Kiss Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London, England
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| Re: air driven Vs manual booster Quote: (Originally Posted by mikedivetech) We at Divetech offer the DTB10C electrically driven booster with a max outlet Hi Mike, I already had a good look at these units, I've seen the above booster in action at my LDS (MWW Upminster), it is very impressive.... way too quick and overengineered for the home user IMHO, be great on a boat or in a shop. pressure of 350 bar from an inlet as low as 25 bar. This booster has been supplied to the MOD and NATO since 1985. It uses a single phase 240 or 415v three phase motor of only 500w. Available as three types this booster is built to order from a proven design. You can view the booster at Gas booster - Trimix - Diving The Smaller air driven unit is interesting however.... I like the idea of a booster but would prefer to drive it electrically to escape dependance on compressors as much as possible, I wonder, would it be possible to produce a booster like the DTB5C that could be driven off a small electric motor? Or could the DTB5C be adapted to be driven off either? regards, BEN |
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