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Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:21:30 -1000 (HST)
From: Dennis Pierce <dpierce@al*.ne*>
To: Barrie Kovish <bmk@ds*.bc*.ca*>
cc: caccioly@co*.ri*.co*.br*, techdiver@terra.net
Subject: Re: CCR500


On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Barrie Kovish wrote:

> Carlos
> 
> Just few thoughts on rebreathers.   
> 
> >P.S.: If *I* were to try unproven technology, at the very least I'd make
sure 
> >it's not *cheap* unproven technology. In other words, I'd steer clear of $5k
> >rebreathers if I were you.
> 
> >From what I can tell the $5000 rebreather contains the most proven 
> technology available.  The CCR500 is based on the CCR-1000, MK15, MK15.5,
> MK16 line of rebreathers which are probably the most fully tested 
> closed circuit mixed gas rebreathers in the world.  None of the other
> choices including the Prism, Cis-Lunar, Odyssey, Stealth, Inspiration etc. 
> can come close to this level of testing.  Hence if you're looking for 
> tested technology the CCR500 is the one to get.  Either that or an old 
> MK 15.5 etc.  Since it's the same company making these things, and the 
> CCR500 is purpose built for the sport market, I would elect to purchase 
> it rather than something second hand built in 1973.  I haven't seen the 
> CCR500 and haven't seen a CCR-1000 for about 20 years however I recently 
> saw a Biomarine Biopack-60.  This unit is extreemly well built which 
> I can't say about some of the other breathers I've seen.


yeah, this is what i ment to say, sorry, sometimes i just get excited.

good job..

aloha,

dp

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