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A- I love it! It sounds like your hitting the same walls and closed minds I did. Tell me, doesn't it just strengthen your resolve to succeed? I know it did for me, I had so many people tell me I had no right or ability to try this that it pissed me off so bad that I decided no matter what I was going to study hard and build the best one I could. It is life support science but it's not rocket sceince. Some of these guys really need to relax, they are too paranoid that we'll figure out that they are not all they make themselves out to be. But then again I did find a few manufacturers who were realistic & honest but even some of them told me to get lost in the begining. Don't get discouraged it gets better, just study hard. BTW I gave a list of parts suppliers like Tracy to the AARG guys awhile back and Scott made it into a web page, I don't remember the address but if he reads this I'm sure he pass it on. For those of you who hate this, flame on, I'm putting the fire gear on now. At 11:45 PM 1/3/98 +0100, Atle Aamodt wrote: >Several of the companys/people making RB's are selling parts. > >I hereby encourage everybody with information about RB parts to post it to >the list or to me : > >aaamodt@on*.no* > >I'll be collecting the info on public webpages.=20 > >I'm not into rebreathers just for the diving. Diving is the main reason, >but the technology behind is also extremely interesting. > >>From my point of view, it's better to help and provide the homebuilders >with good info, instead of pointing at how difficult it is. If it's that >fuc..... hard to bulid, how come Bio-Marine, Dr=E4ger, Interspiro; Bill= Stone >etc. etc. managed to build machines at all. This is not space technology. >This is concepts known for decades. This is highly possible to carry >through.=20 >Rebreathers is dangerous, yes I know. I know very well and I will even know >this better after building one. >But I refuse to accepct that any 3-4 day rebreather course could make up >for the knowledge you gain from building the machinery. Prove me wrong. >Take a look at the IANTD rebreather modul 1 og the similar from ANDI. It's >not exactely a rebreather encyclopedia.=20 > >It's very easy to detailed information on how to bulid bombs, jet engines >even nuclear devices. But clear minded, non foggy, concrete recipe how to >design a canister, where to add gas, how to add gas etc etc, is a bit >harder to find. Maybe someone could help me out on this one. And I don't >need another advice from somebodys computer room, telling me it's >impossible and to dangerous. I don't belive it is. And the history proves >me right. > >Anyone having balls enough to publish detailed canister design in AutoCad >format ??? >Any person out there with a rebreather collection, slide caliper and >AutoCad on the PC ??? > >It can and will be done. Simple as that.=20 > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------------= - > >Atle Aamodt >Scandinavian Techdiver Website and Mailing-list >http://tekniskdykking.org >---------------------------------------------------------------------------= - > >"If you've ever seen your upcomming family reunion=20 >as a chance to meet women. >You might be a redneck" >---------------------------------------------------------------------------= - > > > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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