can someone help

craig daniel · 20th March 2008, 18:59

I have been looking for a list of different rebreathers and how deep people have been diving them.

Thanks

**Fun Under Pressure** · 20th March 2008, 19:20

Inspiration Classic --> 240m red sea, Chris Ulman (deep bandits / IART) all units failt

Megalodon --> 240m(?) tailand (cave), Cedric Verdier unit rocks solid

Ouroboros --> 200m(?) tailand / france (cave), Dr. M Gadd, Dr. Jerome units rocks solid

I hope i have write all right

Cheers Markku

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"DIR is the nanny state for divers who cannot think on their own" Ron Micjan

Brainx3 · 20th March 2008, 19:35

Hi,

Markku, I thought that the Optima smashed thse records?

Best Regards. Wael

**Fun Under Pressure** · 20th March 2008, 20:02

Quote: (Originally Posted by Brainx3)

Hi,

Markku, I thought that the Optima smashed thse records?

Best Regards. Wael

The Optima ??!!

I don´t know much about the Optima.

Cheers Markku

__________________________________________________ ______________

"DIR is the nanny state for divers who cannot think on their own" Ron Micjan

Gilles · 21st March 2008, 03:10

Quote: (Originally Posted by craig daniel)

I have been looking for a list of different rebreathers and how deep people have been diving them.

Thanks

See the below linked thread from jo_c where she has made a useful and effective Rebreather comparison chart.

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/new-t...ebreather.html

Depth they go to is not included, and has little unit information value.

mCCR's seem to be having better safety performance, but the statistical relevance of current observations remains embryonic. We keep

. These are more limited in depth.

The Meg seems to have the greatest degree of user customize-ability, and robustness (note that I am partial to this make).

The rEvo and HH have an interesting hybrid option. Little is known about the performance of these in the field.

The Boris (Ourobouros) is probably the most technically robust (and is likely the better of the "deep machines"), and the Inspo/Evo have been in the market the longest and have the greatest numbers of units.

Hope the above list is helpful to you.

J. V. · 22nd March 2008, 08:38

Quote:

The rEvo and HH have an interesting hybrid option. Little is known about the performance of these in the field.

We have dive the rEvo mCCR, eCCR and hCCR around 130 m.
Works fine.

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Fun Under Pressure Supporting Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 594	Re: can someone help Inspiration Classic --> 240m red sea, Chris Ulman (deep bandits / IART) all units failt Megalodon --> 240m(?) tailand (cave), Cedric Verdier unit rocks solid Ouroboros --> 200m(?) tailand / france (cave), Dr. M Gadd, Dr. Jerome units rocks solid I hope i have write all right Cheers Markku __________________________________________________ _______________ "DIR is the nanny state for divers who cannot think on their own" Ron Micjan
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Brainx3 Temporary Read only mode for site infractions Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Borås, Sweden Posts: 274	Re: can someone help Hi, Markku, I thought that the Optima smashed thse records? Best Regards. Wael
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Fun Under Pressure Supporting Member Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 594	Re: can someone help Quote: (Originally Posted by Brainx3) Hi, Markku, I thought that the Optima smashed thse records? Best Regards. Wael The Optima ??!! I don´t know much about the Optima. Cheers Markku __________________________________________________ ______________ "DIR is the nanny state for divers who cannot think on their own" Ron Micjan
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21st March 2008, 03:10	#5 (permalink)
Gilles Worship the feminine Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Den Haag (Netherlands) Posts: 761	Re: can someone help Quote: (Originally Posted by craig daniel) I have been looking for a list of different rebreathers and how deep people have been diving them. Thanks See the below linked thread from jo_c where she has made a useful and effective Rebreather comparison chart. http://www.rebreatherworld.com/new-t...ebreather.html Depth they go to is not included, and has little unit information value. mCCR's seem to be having better safety performance, but the statistical relevance of current observations remains embryonic. We keep . These are more limited in depth. The Meg seems to have the greatest degree of user customize-ability, and robustness (note that I am partial to this make). The rEvo and HH have an interesting hybrid option. Little is known about the performance of these in the field. The Boris (Ourobouros) is probably the most technically robust (and is likely the better of the "deep machines"), and the Inspo/Evo have been in the market the longest and have the greatest numbers of units. Hope the above list is helpful to you. __________________ Gilles http://www.dirrebreather.com
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J. V. Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: rEvo Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet rEvo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Lot & Savoie Posts: 231	Re: can someone help Quote: The rEvo and HH have an interesting hybrid option. Little is known about the performance of these in the field. We have dive the rEvo mCCR, eCCR and hCCR around 130 m. Works fine. __________________ -------------------- Jacques NPSFQQA-EDS IT # 007 (remué non agité)
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