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I didn't know rebreathers were already free on sale. As far as I know certainly not in Europe. What price range are we talking about ? What do "ingredients" cost ? Regards, Tony TKnors@ms*.co* ---------- From: HeyyDude@ao*.co* Sent: Friday 12 January 1996 22:32 PM To: A.APPLEYARD@fs*.mt*.um*.ac*.uk* Cc: Techdiver@terra.net Subject: Re: pangas, a rebreather, helirigs (was: Flares, whistles, etc.) A. Appleyard wrote: >>What is a Panga? A Panga is what many cultures call a very small boat with a single outboard motor. I guess we have several names for it - but they call 'em pangas in Mexico, Ecuador, Trinidad, and in the Solomons (don't ask me why). >> What sort and make of rebreather? John's rebreather is a CCR-155 made by Bio-Marine. It is a closed circuit rebreather which maintains a constant set point of PP02. (Mine should be delivered this month...). He looks pretty cool wearing it, too, but not as cool as I will look with mine because I'm going for the FFM made by EXO. I like to talk a lot underwater (usually calling John names when he is trying to concentrate on filming some rare marine animal - just to piss him off...). >>>...a helicopter motor and rotor with a parachute harness for a man to wear it on his back...<<< Maybe George will include this set up in the WKPP dive equipment protocol. I could get my dad to help him with some of the engineering for an underwater helicopter apparatus (maybe powered by a chevy 350 short block). We could try to talk Bob Keet into testing it during Farb's deep air course... Kevin. HeyyDude -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'.
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