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http://www.oxycheq.com/
Best source for oxygen sensors, 02 analyzers, miscellaneous rebreather
parts.
http://users.nac.net/pilots/
Great site with teardown photos of more rebreathers than you are ever
likely to see anywhere else.
http://www.nwdesigns.com/rebreathers/Default.htm
If you only subscribe to one rebreather list this is the one. Anyone who
knows anything about rebreathers is on here. Lots of information without
the hype and BS found on Techdiver.
http://www.ambientpressurediving.com/
Makers of the Buddy Inspiration. Fully automatic CCR with more units sold
than anyone else.
http://www.draeger.com/com/ST/Prod/DD/dd1.jsp
Draeger has been making rebreathers longer than anybody else.
http://www.halcyon.net/rebreather/index.shtml
Two semi-closed models with a good safety record and some record dives
to go with it.
http://www.silent-submersion.com/
Rodney Nairne's site. He makes some lovely scooters and has a lot of experience
with CCR's. Read the articles! Especially the one about Helium. If you
don't use it you are retarded. And you're really retarded by the time
you get to 100 feet.
http://www.steammachines.com/
Another nice fully automatic CCR made by Peter Ready. A well developed
rebreather with sales to various military organizations.
kevin@electricfilm.com If
you are in the market for a Mk15 rebreather this is the man to contact.
If he doesn't have it or know about it he can put you in touch with someone
who does.
http://www.bishopmuseum.org/bishop/treks/palautz97/rb.html
One of the names you will run into regularly in conjunction with rebreathers
is Richard Pyle. I suggest you find and read everything he has ever written
about rebreathers. Read it, understand it and you will have a better chance
of surviving.
http://www.trimixdivers.com/aarg/
A fabulous source of information about rebreathers and especially homebuilt
rebreathers. If you can't learn anything from this site I suggest you
take up something besides diving. You're obviously too arrogant for rebreathers.
Pay attention to the articles by Walter Starck. If you don't recognize
the name do a quick search for Electrolung and find out why he's important.
http://home1.gte.net/doctrbob/CEDU000.htm
Homebuilders paradise. Lots of information presented in an entertaining
way.
http://wrolf.net/Cautionary.html
Lots of information here but pay attention to the incident reports. This
is serious stuff.
http://www.nwdesigns.com/rebreathers/RichPyleArticle_1.htm
One of the best rebreather articles ever written. Print it out, memorize
it, and recite it while you do your predive checks. Well, maybe that's
a little extreme. But not much.
http://home.hawaii.rr.com/dive4kix/
Joe Dituri provides training on most rebreathers, but not the KISS. :-(
He has never killed a student though most were convinced he was trying
to. :-)
Nice site except for that horrible background that makes you think your
screen is dirty.
http://www.990mag.com/
One of the best tech diving magazines around.
http://www.diegoweb.com/diving/frog1.html
This is Ron Fuller's site. Ron died while diving the Frog rebreather pictured
here. Look over the site and think about it. The people dieing while using
rebreathers are real people like Ron with wives, children, and a lot to
live for. Rebreathers aren't toys and no matter who you are if you f**ck
up they will kill you.
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