When Can I Start Diving a Rebreather?
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- When Can I Start Diving a Rebreather? #askmark
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Hows the work of breathing on a rebreather? I would expect higher than open circuit where the system is “more pressurized”?
Really, CCR really only makes sense once you start adding He to the mix. Unless you really need the extended time (long cave dives being the most common example), anything that doesn't include He is probably best on OC (IMHO ;-).
Really... CCR really makes sense if you have fun using it and it's worth the money you spent so you don't regret it.. So who are you to tell other divers what they should do and what not?
When I buy a rebreather next week and decide to only dive at 10ft in the swimming pool for 3 hours... Who's gonna stop me? You?
Really interesting had no.idea you could do that. We have some old Jacgues Coustoe type ones from the 50's..guess they are rebreathers as the hoses are larger?
"guess they are rebreathers as the hoses are larger?"
What??
This sounds like you're talking about the old twin-hose OC kit, rather than a rebreather. I have considered going down the CCR route, but I can't currently justify the cost against the type of diving I do. Maybe once I have more free time I'll look again.