Set Point ( Confused )

divetheworld · 30th January 2008, 19:36

Quote: (Originally Posted by big bootie bottom)

BRENT, THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR THANK YOU .now things are staring to clear up , I was always wondering why the dive tables were so much differant for rebreathers. as far as training ,yes yes I agree 100% , the reason for the question ??? was to ferther this process for me .after all I thought that was what this site was all about , anyway I'll bet a lot of newbees have thought about this same question and were afraid to ask, so I'am the dumb bastard that just had to ask LOL. for myself I find it hard to go much below 40m and have not done so in many year ,the reason I became interested in rebreathers is size & weight ,a whole weekends diving in a 40# package.the training that I 've looked at usually comes with a manufactors uinit that I don't like, no names here please, ever one here has his or her preferrance ,as for homebuilt & training they don't go well together when one goes into the LDS and I'am not talking church, well maybe for some ??? the other Is I have the shop tools to do the job & the ability & while I'am not in any way a excelent machinst ,I can . reason 3 $$$$$ most manufactured rebreather cost more than I paid for my intire boat motor sails . thanks to all for the help , and like the man says...I'll be back see ya.

I'll be glad to answer any questions you have. Best of luck in your research, you've started down a long path and I'm sure your the type of person who will find what your looking for.
Dont be swayed, most people will help as best they can but dont mistake some reluctance to share with being asses. For some that is concern for a fellow diver. A compliment really.

All the best,

Brent

leakybreather · 30th January 2008, 19:36

In my area a lot of Instructors run try dives on different models of rebreather, a small amount of theory is given such as how the controllers work, set points, what you would expect during the dive etc, A lot can be learnt during a short try dive. It might be worth seeing if anyone in your area runs try dives they dont cost much and you learn a lot of basic stuff.

30th January 2008, 19:36	#11 (permalink)
divetheworld Dive porn pimp Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other CCR Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Inspiration Classic Inspiration Vision Classic Kiss Other CCR Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Leeds, England Posts: 1,551	Re: Set Point ( Confused ) Quote: (Originally Posted by big bootie bottom) BRENT, THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR THANK YOU .now things are staring to clear up , I was always wondering why the dive tables were so much differant for rebreathers. as far as training ,yes yes I agree 100% , the reason for the question ??? was to ferther this process for me .after all I thought that was what this site was all about , anyway I'll bet a lot of newbees have thought about this same question and were afraid to ask, so I'am the dumb bastard that just had to ask LOL. for myself I find it hard to go much below 40m and have not done so in many year ,the reason I became interested in rebreathers is size & weight ,a whole weekends diving in a 40# package.the training that I 've looked at usually comes with a manufactors uinit that I don't like, no names here please, ever one here has his or her preferrance ,as for homebuilt & training they don't go well together when one goes into the LDS and I'am not talking church, well maybe for some ??? the other Is I have the shop tools to do the job & the ability & while I'am not in any way a excelent machinst ,I can . reason 3 $$$$$ most manufactured rebreather cost more than I paid for my intire boat motor sails . thanks to all for the help , and like the man says...I'll be back see ya. I'll be glad to answer any questions you have. Best of luck in your research, you've started down a long path and I'm sure your the type of person who will find what your looking for. Dont be swayed, most people will help as best they can but dont mistake some reluctance to share with being asses. For some that is concern for a fellow diver. A compliment really. All the best, Brent __________________ Self praise is no reccomendation. Dont try to be a great man, just be a man and let history be the judge of you. CHECK OUT OUR INTERWEBS FOR CUSTOM REBREATHER UPGRADES *WWW.NARKEDAT90.CO.UK* *http://www.grpservices.com/pursuit/* Supporting Shearwater Research Products in Europe
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leakybreather New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Vision Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: UK Posts: 36	Re: Set Point ( Confused ) In my area a lot of Instructors run try dives on different models of rebreather, a small amount of theory is given such as how the controllers work, set points, what you would expect during the dive etc, A lot can be learnt during a short try dive. It might be worth seeing if anyone in your area runs try dives they dont cost much and you learn a lot of basic stuff.
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