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Considering a Bail-out Rebreather
By Cedric Verdier

Considerations about why and how to set up and use a bail-out rebreather
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2,686 31st July 2006 12:34 by cedricverdier Go to last post
 
Duck Tape and a Dolphin
By Brent Hudson

Based upon the mass produced Drager Dolphin semi closed rebreather - with a little help from Duct Tape!
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2,337 1st November 2005 22:10 by divetheworld Go to last post
 
From Rg-uf/m,…to Rgu-2,… And Beyond
by Dan Dunfee

FROM RG-UF/M,…TO RGU-2,… AND BEYOND
By: Dan Dunfee
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BACKGROUND
Many years ago, I routinely worked in rebreather (Rebreather) diving gear. In years after leaving the Navy my diving-associated work focused on developing some open circuit (OC), mixed-gas, SCUBA gear for light salvage and technical diving. However, in that period I built a couple of Oxygen-only (O2) rebreathers for inland cave and recreational diving. A few years ago I was re-infected by a rather bad case of rebreather-itis. … and you know how that goes….

I selected the old, East German, RG-UF/M (RGU) O2 rig as a simple, 'low-cost starter kit' to get re-involved with Rebreather's. The RGU has quite a following in Europe and Scandinavia, including substantial modifications for mixed-gas diving. The original RGU design had already benefited from much study, modification (modding) , and reporting-out by other homebuilders such as Dave Sutton, Ken Swain, and Tom Rose in the US… and George Kamarinos, Lothar Weidinger, Uwe Lessman, Martin Klokosch, and others elsewhere.
Several of these are chronicled in the following URL:
RG-UF/M page
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1,611 6th September 2007 08:57 by DanDunfee Go to last post
 
Journey into the Homebuilder's Mind!
By Shell-Back

A pictorial tribute to the homebuilder. With a bit of all American red-neck rebreather ingenuity emphasis!
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1,535 28th May 2006 19:53 by shell-back Go to last post
 
KISSing a Russian Chest...
By Jay Harding

... mounted rebreather!

Jay Harding's modified Russian IDA-59, snagged off eBay
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1,925 6th February 2007 19:40 by jmhardingjr Go to last post
 
SBOD History and Teardown
By Digger

Its the rebreather of legend... Digger's SBPD (Shopping Basket of Death)

From conception, to birth, to its final demise! Digger takes us on a guided tour of his unique homebuild.
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2,424 26th March 2006 16:40 by Digger Go to last post
 
Teardown of the K1
By Karl Denninger

The K1, a new homebuild full eCCR; complete build-up and assembly, piece by piece
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2,495 7th November 2006 16:53 by Genesis Go to last post
 
The G1 Rebreather
By Charles Read

This article describes a "total homebuild" mCCR. It has recently done a whole nine dives without fire or flood! (especially flood).
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2,109 13th July 2006 20:11 by solocavediver Go to last post
 
The P1SS Rebreather
By Duncan Price

Trials and tribulations of Duncan Price's Homebuild rebreather... the P1SS
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2,127 26th December 2005 10:00 by Duncan Price Go to last post
 
The R1P Almost Lives Up To Its Name
By Duncan Price

This is a cautionary tale... Many readers will be aware that I've been messing about with homebrew rebreathers!
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1,915 26th December 2005 10:14 by Duncan Price Go to last post
 
TR300sc
By Holger Berghäuser

Article and images on the development and build up of Holger Berghäuser's TR300sc
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1,917 19th July 2006 09:53 by TR300 Go to last post
 
WC1 Side-mounted Bailout CCR
By Gabriele Paparo

Gabriele Paparo's WC1 Sidemounted Bailout CCR

Gabriele designed and built the WC1 using parts from his two Draeger Rebreather’s!
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2,516 2nd March 2006 21:31 by gabrielesub Go to last post
 
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