|
Title: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: Ian T on January 27, 2009, 12:44:36 PM When you can buy this !!!!!!
Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on January 28, 2009, 11:11:46 AM When you can buy this !!!!!! because you can't use that under water....although RB has a rebreather and he cant use that under water either.....from all reports!! Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: Ian T on January 28, 2009, 12:06:53 PM tee hee hee.
Although not quite true. I did some cool dives with RB^2 (^ means to the power of, or 'squared') in Tank on the Saturday. I didnt notice at the time that RB's RB was taking on stack. Hence it overran stack on Sunday. We still dont know if stack is good, bad or indifferent. But until the stack is whack jack, RB cops da flak. Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on January 29, 2009, 04:52:01 PM hey Rob maybe you should try 'left handed hammerheads" they might work!!!! ring Barry and see if he stocks them............
Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: rob b on January 31, 2009, 05:30:41 PM AHH yes the left handed hammerhead. ;D ;D ;D
You have no idea how close you are! The stack issue is a scrubber duration warning. It was reset to the lowest value when it was sent back to MR Hammerhead :D so he could FIX the mess the pretender ??? ??? here in Sydney made. All is good now!! On that note i thought a 57 meter dive with a bottom time of 30 plus minutes with a total dive time of 110 minutes was very acceptable. :o :o RB with the RB Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: onwardsupwards on January 31, 2009, 06:44:38 PM So do we take from this that you have plenty of stack and that lack of stack will not be a future issue?
Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on February 01, 2009, 12:48:45 PM WTF is stack?????
Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: onwardsupwards on February 01, 2009, 12:53:26 PM WTF is stack????? Diving talk, you wouldn't understand ;D ;D Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on February 01, 2009, 07:35:06 PM WTF is stack????? Diving talk, you wouldn't understand ;D ;D very good Rick....another who has been infected with GUE simplex 1 (trying to contract simplex 2 in march).....and has become and expert Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: JD on February 01, 2009, 07:56:45 PM WTF is stack????? As it turns out, it is the scrubber timer. It is factory set for 60 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) but can be adjusted to 600 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) Once you reach your preset scrubber duration countdown, it alarms the unit. Not a bad idea, but has some flaws as stated above. The alarm comes on to the handset as 'Stack alarm', hence the gags. JD Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on February 02, 2009, 08:39:18 AM WTF is stack????? As it turns out, it is the scrubber timer. It is factory set for 60 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) but can be adjusted to 600 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) Once you reach your preset scrubber duration countdown, it alarms the unit. Not a bad idea, but has some flaws as stated above. The alarm comes on to the handset as 'Stack alarm', hence the gags. JD JD thankyou...can always rely on you for a common sense answer...unlike your two flog mates in all black! Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: Ian T on February 02, 2009, 07:56:10 PM WTF is stack????? As it turns out, it is the scrubber timer. It is factory set for 60 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) but can be adjusted to 600 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) Once you reach your preset scrubber duration countdown, it alarms the unit. Not a bad idea, but has some flaws as stated above. The alarm comes on to the handset as 'Stack alarm', hence the gags. JD JD thankyou...can always rely on you for a common sense answer...unlike your two flog mates in all black! RN and KS play rugby for New Zealand ? Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: JD on February 02, 2009, 09:03:23 PM No Ian, they are Ninjas.
JD Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on February 03, 2009, 06:46:04 AM WTF is stack????? As it turns out, it is the scrubber timer. It is factory set for 60 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) but can be adjusted to 600 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) Once you reach your preset scrubber duration countdown, it alarms the unit. Not a bad idea, but has some flaws as stated above. The alarm comes on to the handset as 'Stack alarm', hence the gags. JD JD thankyou...can always rely on you for a common sense answer...unlike your two flog mates in all black! RN and KS play rugby for New Zealand ? sorry JD I got that wrong..."your three flog mates........" Title: Re: Why would anyone buy a rebreather ? Post by: ph on February 03, 2009, 06:47:23 AM WTF is stack????? As it turns out, it is the scrubber timer. It is factory set for 60 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) but can be adjusted to 600 mins (on a 3 hour scrubber. Nice one Kev. ::)) Once you reach your preset scrubber duration countdown, it alarms the unit. Not a bad idea, but has some flaws as stated above. The alarm comes on to the handset as 'Stack alarm', hence the gags. JD JD thankyou...can always rely on you for a common sense answer...unlike your two flog mates in all black! RN and KS play rugby for New Zealand ? is the 'halcyon scrum' similar to the 'halcyon reach around'.......? |