In message <199701142209.JAA19794@ne*.hi*.ne*.au*>, anscott@hi*.ne*.au* writes >Yeah Barry, >I have everything, except a rebreather. I retract my last post, i think its >good (theraputic) for you guys to talk about all the problems your >rebreathers have and how you have to rely on faith in a higher being to >trust they are doing what theyre supposed to. Sounds to me like a real >rebreather is still a long way off. Why? What do you consider a real rebreather? > The only one that isn't being used in a >swimming pool for photo sessions is the one George is using, What about the Biomarines, & Drager units out there that are being used on a regular basis - don't they count? > if this keeps >up I predict every open water diver will be learning to dive on a Halcyon by >the year 2000...... that is if its as simple to use as George claims. So >keep talkin' and we'll see. By the year 2000 the Halcyon will another part of diving history, I think the situation is not about 'simlicity' of use, it's about reliability in respect of technology. There are a few ways of cracking the rebreather 'nut' some work better than others. The world waits for solutions that they feel comfortable with.......... Regards Chris Hellas e-mail - chris@de*.de*.co*.uk*
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