list of RB80 clones

gtzavelas · 29th June 2007, 06:54

Quote: (Originally Posted by OceanOpportunity)

websites for the RECY and Trilobite?

there is no web site for the RECY
if you want have a look at the tear down:
http://www.rebreatherworld.com/semi-...tear-down.html

PM me if you want the contact details of the manufacturere although i believe (may be wrong) that he is has stoped producing them...

montyg · 29th June 2007, 06:56

AFAIK the correct website for EDO4 is Swiss Technical Diving Equipment (it has the info english)

There's also one made by V4Tec in Germany:

V4tec Tankbands, Backplates and devices for technical diving - Rebreather PASCR

Also the AH-1 with website here:

GDS Rebreather " AH 1 " PASCR - Nicht für den offiziellen Verkauf bestimmt !

I have no idea about availability, prices, etc.

rgds
monty

Marc T · 29th June 2007, 10:07

Quote: (Originally Posted by OceanOpportunity)

SF1 site is a blank. anyone know if the EDO-4 is being sold?

Arno from stde was preparing a batch of EDO4 few times ago, an interesting feature of the EDO is the possibility to dive it as a mCCR.
Thats not the DIR way but I like it

send it a mail on is website.

Cheers

Marc

Hugh · 29th June 2007, 11:27

I have a Tourill, its a very nice unit, training/certification is now available with Paul Nielsen who is based in Philippines and Hong Kong.

Regards

Hugh

mixgas · 1st July 2007, 13:28

Quote: (Originally Posted by Hugh)

I have a Tourill, its a very nice unit, training/certification is now available with Paul Nielsen who is based in Philippines and Hong Kong.

Regards

Hugh

Also diving Tourill fore little more than a year, wery happy with the unit.

Info at Wassersport-Hellwig
Training at http://www.psai.de/

Regarda Jan Arild

frog · 3rd July 2007, 00:50

the RB100 halocline rebreather made by guido floren which is a tough built and heavy rebreather.

haloclinedos.JPG

haloclineface.JPG

the Habanero rebreather which is way lighter and compact

habanero2.JPG

habanero1.JPG

frog · 3rd July 2007, 01:17

after trying those ones I ended up choosing the habanero pscr made by christoph scmidtt.

the habanero is almost completely made out of composite material and at least one third lighter than the halocline which is made of aircraft grade aluminum and stainless steel (except for the scrubber).

also on the habanero the scrubber is inside the unit warmed up by the exhaled gas while the halocline require a neoprene cover because the scrubber is in direct contact with the water which make it impossible to use a travel frame on it.

About the frame the halocline has a big heavy frame which make it very hard to travel with. the habanero only use a single tank adapter along with a compact frame making it quite useful for somebody travelling a lot. also there's a clip mecanism on the habanero frame to remove the tank from the unit in only a few second.

for pricing the halocline is 5500 EURO including the OC bailout but doesn't include switchblock ,O2 gauge and frame.

The habanero is 3850 EURO and it includes the OC bailout and PO2 monitor.For switchblock you'll have to pay an additional 500 euro.

Trainingwise you can get the training for the Halocline at PROTEC PLAYA in Mexico From Matt (best and most well round instructor I've ever met) while the only guy training for the habanero is Chris schmidt (builder of the habanero and quite a genius) in Germany but comes once in a while in Mexico or florida.

that's all the info I can come out with right now but if you have any additional question or query let me know

Janwillem Bech · 3rd July 2007, 20:58

RON rebreather

Tourill MK 1.5

Halcyon Passive SCR

BMD SCR4

Jan Willem Bech
Rebreathers Worldwide

Jakub2007 · 4th March 2008, 19:07

PSCR SATORI, made in Czech Rep., solid, well made, cheap
Jakub
www.satoridiving.com

gtzavelas · 5th March 2008, 08:24

Hello jakub and welcome to Rebreather World
Your new unit seems interesting – its definitely priced reasonably… does the price includes the BOV?
I believe it would help if you could post some more pics – even better if you were to do a detailed break down
also a pic of the bottom part ,its not very clear
What is the fixed exhalation ratio ?

george (ex - pSCR diver!)

29th June 2007, 06:54	#11 (permalink)
gtzavelas Rebreather World Writer Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Athens,Greece Posts: 264	Re: list of RB80 clones Quote: (Originally Posted by OceanOpportunity) websites for the RECY and Trilobite? there is no web site for the RECY if you want have a look at the tear down: http://www.rebreatherworld.com/semi-...tear-down.html PM me if you want the contact details of the manufacturere although i believe (may be wrong) that he is has stoped producing them...
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29th June 2007, 06:56	#12 (permalink)
montyg Monty Guest Current Rebreather/s: Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Home Build Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cape Town, South Africa Posts: 229	Re: list of RB80 clones AFAIK the correct website for EDO4 is Swiss Technical Diving Equipment (it has the info english) There's also one made by V4Tec in Germany: V4tec Tankbands, Backplates and devices for technical diving - Rebreather PASCR Also the AH-1 with website here: GDS Rebreather " AH 1 " PASCR - Nicht für den offiziellen Verkauf bestimmt ! I have no idea about availability, prices, etc. rgds monty
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29th June 2007, 10:07	#13 (permalink)
Marc T hell is in the details Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet RB80 / Clone Home Build Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: FRANCE Carcassonne Posts: 485	Re: list of RB80 clones Quote: (Originally Posted by OceanOpportunity) SF1 site is a blank. anyone know if the EDO-4 is being sold? Arno from stde was preparing a batch of EDO4 few times ago, an interesting feature of the EDO is the possibility to dive it as a mCCR. Thats not the DIR way but I like it send it a mail on is website. Cheers Marc
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29th June 2007, 11:27	#14 (permalink)
Hugh New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 30	Re: list of RB80 clones I have a Tourill, its a very nice unit, training/certification is now available with Paul Nielsen who is based in Philippines and Hong Kong. Regards Hugh
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1st July 2007, 13:28	#15 (permalink)
mixgas New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 32	Re: list of RB80 clones Quote: (Originally Posted by Hugh) I have a Tourill, its a very nice unit, training/certification is now available with Paul Nielsen who is based in Philippines and Hong Kong. Regards Hugh Also diving Tourill fore little more than a year, wery happy with the unit. Info at Wassersport-Hellwig Training at http://www.psai.de/ Regarda Jan Arild __________________ http://www.reelactiondiving.com
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3rd July 2007, 00:50	#16 (permalink)
frog New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: May 2006 Location: petawawa ,ontario, canada Posts: 27	Re: list of RB80 clones the RB100 halocline rebreather made by guido floren which is a tough built and heavy rebreather. haloclinedos.JPG haloclineface.JPG the Habanero rebreather which is way lighter and compact habanero2.JPG habanero1.JPG __________________ Eric Gilbert
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3rd July 2007, 01:17	#17 (permalink)
frog New Member Current Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: May 2006 Location: petawawa ,ontario, canada Posts: 27	Re: list of RB80 clones after trying those ones I ended up choosing the habanero pscr made by christoph scmidtt. the habanero is almost completely made out of composite material and at least one third lighter than the halocline which is made of aircraft grade aluminum and stainless steel (except for the scrubber). also on the habanero the scrubber is inside the unit warmed up by the exhaled gas while the halocline require a neoprene cover because the scrubber is in direct contact with the water which make it impossible to use a travel frame on it. About the frame the halocline has a big heavy frame which make it very hard to travel with. the habanero only use a single tank adapter along with a compact frame making it quite useful for somebody travelling a lot. also there's a clip mecanism on the habanero frame to remove the tank from the unit in only a few second. for pricing the halocline is 5500 EURO including the OC bailout but doesn't include switchblock ,O2 gauge and frame. The habanero is 3850 EURO and it includes the OC bailout and PO2 monitor.For switchblock you'll have to pay an additional 500 euro. Trainingwise you can get the training for the Halocline at PROTEC PLAYA in Mexico From Matt (best and most well round instructor I've ever met) while the only guy training for the habanero is Chris schmidt (builder of the habanero and quite a genius) in Germany but comes once in a while in Mexico or florida. that's all the info I can come out with right now but if you have any additional question or query let me know __________________ Eric Gilbert
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3rd July 2007, 20:58	#18 (permalink)
Janwillem Bech New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other CCR Other SCR Other Rebreather/s: Other CCR Other SCR Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Netherlands Posts: 90	Re: list of RB80 clones RON rebreather Tourill MK 1.5 Halcyon Passive SCR BMD SCR4 Jan Willem Bech Rebreathers Worldwide
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5th March 2008, 08:24	#20 (permalink)
gtzavelas Rebreather World Writer Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon RB80 / Clone Other Rebreather/s: RB80 / Clone Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Athens,Greece Posts: 264	Re: list of RB80 clones Hello jakub and welcome to Rebreather World Your new unit seems interesting – its definitely priced reasonably… does the price includes the BOV? I believe it would help if you could post some more pics – even better if you were to do a detailed break down also a pic of the bottom part ,its not very clear What is the fixed exhalation ratio ? george (ex - pSCR diver!)
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