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>let's go back to that word "theory"... i will stand by the 3.5 million man >hours of diving on the ccr units... good grief.. why work with theory >when lives are at stake... While the presumed 3.5 million man hours on the CCR-1000 line is an impressively long track record some would say it is not an enviable track record. Personally I don't know, and I have put in some effort trying find out. I also expect that this 3.5 million man hours is not significantly longer than the time spent on the various Drager semiclosed constant mass flow units which predate the Atlantis I. The Odyssey is a larger step from it's antecedents than either the CCR500 or the Atlantis I. However it is similar in concept to the AGA ACSC which I expect has enough hours in the water to prove (or disprove) the concept of depth compensated volume fraction. >without a ppo2 indicator any unit is dangerous.. very dangerous ... >sorry guys, but that's just what you've got... If you're refering to our breather it does have a PPO2 meter. We're not crazy! > let's put all the units up against each other and run tests like i did >on the fienos.. that's the right way to do it... ... >and any other unit i >can get my hands on... an run some real live tests.. and publish them.. We expect to be running tests on ours this Sunday. As always I will let this list know what the results are. Barrie
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