In message <Pine.SUN.3.91.960125031813.288A-100000@ak*>, Dennis Pierce <epic@so*.ha*.ed*> writes >> Safety is superior in the Odyssey because it does not rely on electronics >> which will potentially fail, and in so doing allow a diver to become hypoxic >> should there be a gas addition failure. > >doesnt mean that is right, we were diving with a computer like the one you >discribed four years ago. what makes you think there isn't one out there >today. they used to say the same thing about pressure guages and bcds. To cite a product as being superior in terms of safety on account of the abscence of electronics is a pretty good one. Speak to anyone who is involved in the design and building of 'mission critical' systems that have a control function based upon electronics - it is not easy or cheap to produce ultimate reliability. > >again, belive it or not, we used a computer four years ago that did just >that, care to comment tom?, That computer was way ahead of it's time in concept and about 5 years behind as regards build and quality control of components. > >myself.. i think it's about time someone started telling the truth about >what is really going on. and to what end (if anyone can really figure >that out, seems like people have their own adgendas for who knows what >reason). i thnk mike is on the right track here, he's in a sticky position >but still is trying to do the right thing (as any true texan would :-) ). Agreed > >you guys really want to know what's up call tracy robinette, or better >yet get him on the list.. he has access. course, alot of people dont >want you to know the truth. huh, can't blame em... they have alot to >loose.. but at what cost. I have spoken to Tracy about this last year. Consider why the holder of several patents relating to C2 design, builder of a one of the first 'proper' working rigs and a man with a vast amount of experience in closed/semi closed circuit technology is keeping quiet. Dennis - I have a damn good idea why and I guess you do too!!!. Chris Chris Hellas e-mail: chris@de*.de*.co*.uk*
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