At 09.51 95-07-19, <devon@ol*.ch*> wrote: >> ..really good question, my first comment at the "round table" after the >> first dive. > >It was also my first question to the Draeger guy that was showing us this >thing. He looked at me like I was from Mars and said "that's not going to >fail". I assumed this is a money-back guarentee. ;-) > This is not an uncommon attitude from german companies. The problem is that they usually are right. :) The atlantis is less complicated that the early Draeger nitrox rebreathers from the 1930:ies. In London a saw a prototype nitrox rebreather made in the 30ies by draeger. This unit used oxygen and nitrox (air) form a variable fO2 in the loop depending on the depth. This rebreather was not put into production as far as i know. Draeger has at least 60 to 70 years of rebreather experience so they know what they are doing, and Uwatec may help them with the computers, if they stick to 200 bar systems. (I still want a 300 bar AirX) /Sten Meyer m87stme@mt*.ch*.se*
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