Palau Siren trip

**Brian7** · 16th February 2013, 00:10

Just came home from another great trip on the Palau Siren liveaboard. This is not for those who are after the extreme tech side of CCR diving, more 'recreational' CCR diving under the latest terminology.

I was the only CCR diver on the trip however always received excellent support from the crew and boosted O2 as needed with a smile. They also supplied Sofnolime which avoided the hassle of transporting myself.
My Prism2 performed well over multiple dives/days. Experiences like this make me realize why I enjoy diving rebreathers so much.

My better half dived OC this time however hopefully her new Explorer will be
available for our next trip.

Brian

CFU · 16th February 2013, 07:03

Quote: (Originally Posted by Brian7)

Just came home from another great trip on the Palau Siren liveaboard. This is not for those who are after the extreme tech side of CCR diving, more 'recreational' CCR diving under the latest terminology.

I was the only CCR diver on the trip however always received excellent support from the crew and boosted O2 as needed with a smile. They also supplied Sofnolime which avoided the hassle of transporting myself.
My Prism2 performed well over multiple dives/days. Experiences like this make me realize why I enjoy diving rebreathers so much.

My better half dived OC this time however hopefully her new Explorer will be
available for our next trip.

Brian

That's great to hear! My wife and I just booked 10 days on the Fiji Siren in October with our two rEvos!

Cheers

Christian

16th February 2013, 00:10	#1 (permalink)
Brian7 Brian Mecklem PRISM 2 PRISM TOPAZ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Bowen,(Whitsundays), Qld, Australia Posts: 118	Palau Siren trip Just came home from another great trip on the Palau Siren liveaboard. This is not for those who are after the extreme tech side of CCR diving, more 'recreational' CCR diving under the latest terminology. I was the only CCR diver on the trip however always received excellent support from the crew and boosted O2 as needed with a smile. They also supplied Sofnolime which avoided the hassle of transporting myself. My Prism2 performed well over multiple dives/days. Experiences like this make me realize why I enjoy diving rebreathers so much. My better half dived OC this time however hopefully her new Explorer will be available for our next trip. Brian __________________ Brian Mecklem INSTRUCTOR - HOLLIS PRISM2 ; PRISM TOPAZ REBREATHER TRAINING WHITSUNDAYS Hollis rebreather sales, service & training www.rebreathertraining.com.au info@rebreathertraining.com.au
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16th February 2013, 07:03	#2 (permalink)
CFU There is always a "maybe" rEvo Micro FT RMS Inspiration Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Shanghai, P.R. China Posts: 234	Re: Palau Siren trip Quote: (Originally Posted by Brian7) Just came home from another great trip on the Palau Siren liveaboard. This is not for those who are after the extreme tech side of CCR diving, more 'recreational' CCR diving under the latest terminology. I was the only CCR diver on the trip however always received excellent support from the crew and boosted O2 as needed with a smile. They also supplied Sofnolime which avoided the hassle of transporting myself. My Prism2 performed well over multiple dives/days. Experiences like this make me realize why I enjoy diving rebreathers so much. My better half dived OC this time however hopefully her new Explorer will be available for our next trip. Brian That's great to hear! My wife and I just booked 10 days on the Fiji Siren in October with our two rEvos! Cheers Christian
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