Kevin, > Once in the water, you have to remember that these units are NOT like > scuba tanks (i.e. nice and round) - they are big and square and FLAT on the > back. This might sound like a moot (notice I got the word right) point, > until you are in a current. You've now got a friggin sail on your back > that the current just loves to plane off of. Now concentrate on keeping > close to the anchor line, while making sure you watch no less than 4 > gauges/displays (5 if you count a dive computer in there) while > decompressing - all of a sudden, open circuit starts to look quaint... > > When you look at it that way, rebreathers start to lose some of their > romance. Sell that antiquated contraption and buy the real thing - it will bring the romance back to rebreather diving - even more than heliox does - I promise! ;-) Rich
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