Any news?

This is very, very nice. Thanks for posting.

There are lots of questions I'd like to ask. In the end, I guess we'll have to wait till you are ready (September). Of course, any other tiny bit is wellcome

In the meantime, please tell me this would be an ok unit for a diver far away in the south pacific, and that shipping costs for the monitoring package + service won't bankrupt me. Be kind and consider the cost of EAC's!

Maybe a "remote location discount"?

rgrds, jm

No, David was right.

It is available plain, and with electronics. Plain means not a wire in sight.

The plain unit is intended for those who think they can do a better job on the electronics, or want something different, regardless of what I think. Fact is plain mCCRs seem to have a good safety record for now, so if someone puts their own monitor on and goes diving, I will be relying on a well written waiver. Even without electronics the unit has an extremely low WOB, light, tough and very few failure points: a big improvement for most divers. It gives an opportunity for other companies to offer all sorts of monitors and accessories on what is fundamentally a very solid base, rather than trying to do their own base every time - that is really expensive. The unit should open up opportunities for more companies to be involved with rebreathers.
A more beautiful back cover would be a good start ... or the gas switching block for deep dives using a combine ADV/BOV. I can see some companies adding an eCCR controller to the sports mCCR, and granular scrubbers - much as I do not like them for safety reasons, I am sure someone will add it: if they use DraegerSorb the WOB will increase by 1.1J/L and still be less than most rebreathers out there.



Alex

Well F*** me....

That must be some waiver! After all this safety talk you guys are going to sell a kit that you're going to trust us to finish for you and dive!!!!

PFD lights show O2 on the left, for each cell, PPCO2 and major system warnings on the right. The user can set them into stealth mode (where only problems are shown), night vision mode (where all green lights become amber-red) and standard mode (where red is only used for serious alarms).

OK, just one more last question...

Does the Rebreather have a deco software/computer option or is a third party computer required for this?

I'll wait till september now...

Thanks,
jm