On Mon, 17 Apr 1995, Steve Millard wrote: > Conspicuously absent is *any* picture or write up of the rebreather that > has probably been around the longest.. > > ie the original US Navy/Rexnord/Biomarine/Carmellan_Research rebreather. Can > *anyone* provide some info please? Can you still buy one? If so, how much? Oh, yeah, I had forgotten that Barrie Kovish (bmk@ds*.bc*.ca*) had sent me info on that rebreather as well. The brochure is scanned and up on my rebreather www page as "http://diver.ocean.washington.edu/bmisp1000.html". According to the sales blurb, the SeaPak 1000 (formerly the CCR-1000) is $10,000, with $3,500 due on placement of order, $3,500 upon completion of training with your unit, and balance of $3,000 within 30 days after shipment. The cost of mandatory training is separate. > This www site of Eric's is probably the best (only ?) source of > information concerning rebreathers on the Internet. Tell me if I'm wrong, > please.... There is a review of the BMD SCR-4 at "http://www.florida.net/scuba/mfg/rebreath.html#start" that includes lots of nice pictures of it in use. -Eric ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Lundquist, Systems Manager School of Oceanography, Box 357940 ericl@oc*.wa*.ed* University of Washington (206) 543-0594 102 ORB Seattle, WA, USA 98195-7940 http://www.ocean.washington.edu/people/staff/ericl/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out my Puget Sound area scuba diving WWW page! http://diver.ocean.washington.edu
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