Suggested Rebreather books/reading???

CharlieT · 10th January 2007, 10:21

Quote: (Originally Posted by goatblower)

Have you tried AquaPress.co.uk ? Their site shows it in stock (24 hr despatch)

Not sure Nick will want to learn this!

Mind you just think of the anticipation that will build up during 4-6 weeks

Charlie

jptaylor9 · 10th January 2007, 19:42

Quote: (Originally Posted by Nick Kay)

Have ordered the "Mastering Rebreathers" book via Amazon, though quoted delivery is 4-6 weeks

I read "Mastering Rebreathers" & I wasn't that impressed by it.

I found AP's manual very good, but obviously unit specific.

Apart from that, the IANTD book "Tek Closed Circuit Rebreather" is a very good read once your over the basics.

Rebreather Books

JT

dgschott · 10th January 2007, 20:50

AP's Manuals are great - if you just skip over their rebreather specific parts, that was the basis for the non-existant manual for the Meg (When I took my class). All you have to do is give them some info and d/l from their site or I can email it to you - I think I read the Evolution manual and was very impressed!

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CharlieT Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: London Posts: 449	Re: Suggested Rebreather books/reading??? Quote: (Originally Posted by goatblower) Have you tried AquaPress.co.uk ? Their site shows it in stock (24 hr despatch) Not sure Nick will want to learn this! Mind you just think of the anticipation that will build up during 4-6 weeks Charlie
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jptaylor9 Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 318	Re: Suggested Rebreather books/reading??? Quote: (Originally Posted by Nick Kay) Have ordered the "Mastering Rebreathers" book via Amazon, though quoted delivery is 4-6 weeks I read "Mastering Rebreathers" & I wasn't that impressed by it. I found AP's manual very good, but obviously unit specific. Apart from that, the IANTD book "Tek Closed Circuit Rebreather" is a very good read once your over the basics. Rebreather Books JT Last edited by jptaylor9 : 10th January 2007 at 19:56.
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dgschott Liquid Productions, LLC Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Aston, PA Posts: 115	Re: Suggested Rebreather books/reading??? AP's Manuals are great - if you just skip over their rebreather specific parts, that was the basis for the non-existant manual for the Meg (When I took my class). All you have to do is give them some info and d/l from their site or I can email it to you - I think I read the Evolution manual and was very impressed! __________________ David Schott Liquid Productions, LLC
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