CO2 sensors

mverick · 26th January 2008, 17:18

Man,
Now I know why manufacturers don't want to put CO2 sensors in there units. How could we afford them?

Gas Sensors

If it's last's 5 or 10 dives at a replacement cost of $20 a sensor. We'd all go broke.

LOL

Food for thought. If it would work in high humidity. Place it after the O2 is injected to dry it out a little.

It is a heated element though. Might be up for an explosion.

Tienuts · 26th January 2008, 18:29

I know a few divers who might need that alcohol sensor in their loop. Like drunk's car - the electronics wont come on if you've had a drink.

**Dsix36** · 26th January 2008, 19:29

Quote: (Originally Posted by Tienuts)

I know a few divers who might need that alcohol sensor in their loop. Like drunk's car - the electronics wont come on if you've had a drink.

LittleDragon?

Gilles · 27th January 2008, 13:01

I've got a CO2 sensor in my loop.

It's called fear, confusion, discomfort, whilst diving. It comes along after/during every siginificant exertion, when pushing sorb, or going past 40m on air.

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mverick ScubaPimp Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other CCR Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Home Build Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 509	CO2 sensors Man, Now I know why manufacturers don't want to put CO2 sensors in there units. How could we afford them? Gas Sensors If it's last's 5 or 10 dives at a replacement cost of $20 a sensor. We'd all go broke. LOL Food for thought. If it would work in high humidity. Place it after the O2 is injected to dry it out a little. It is a heated element though. Might be up for an explosion.
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Tienuts The man from Nantucket Current Rebreather/s: Optima Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Fort Lauderdale Posts: 166	Re: CO2 sensors I know a few divers who might need that alcohol sensor in their loop. Like drunk's car - the electronics wont come on if you've had a drink.
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Dsix36 Going Down? Current Rebreather/s: Optima Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Deerfield Beach, Florida Posts: 961	Re: CO2 sensors Quote: (Originally Posted by Tienuts) I know a few divers who might need that alcohol sensor in their loop. Like drunk's car - the electronics wont come on if you've had a drink. LittleDragon? __________________ THE MORE THAT I LEARN, THE MORE THAT I STILL NEED TO LEARN!!!!!!
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Gilles Worship the feminine Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Den Haag (Netherlands) Posts: 762	Re: CO2 sensors I've got a CO2 sensor in my loop. It's called fear, confusion, discomfort, whilst diving. It comes along after/during every siginificant exertion, when pushing sorb, or going past 40m on air. __________________ Gilles http://www.dirrebreather.com
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