>On Tue, 18 Jul 1995 devon@ol*.ch* wrote: > >> Do these constant flow systems worry anyone else? I saw the Draeger unit >> in the UK a few months ago and the first thing that hit me was that you >> rely entirely on the reg that's feeding the bag with new O2. Ok, so that >> isn't such a big deal. When it breaks you can switch over to a back-up >> reg, right? But how do you know when it breaks? It just stops feeding gas >> and the O2 in your bag gets lower and lower. Without a computer to monitor >> this, you might not know that your O2 stops until it's too late. That's >> one nasty (largely undetectable) single point of failure. Do others have >> comments on this? >> >> Devon It my understanding (limited) that you must watch your exhaust bubbles. If the bubbles cease or become eratic you have an inflow problem. Question: Is the flow adjustable on the Draeger Atlantis? Mark Pansing NSS 26348 markp@co*.co*
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