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Dave Tomblin and Unified Team Diving are now friends

Jul 25, 2009

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Jul 23, 2009

Andrew Georgitsis replied to Dave Tomblin's discussion MC 90 Procedures in the group MC90/MC160 mCCR Rebreather

"Dave Excellent question. Built into the O2 Bi Feed supply hose is an isolator that you simply flip off the constant O2 injection once the donation has happened. In other words we built that into the OOA procedure. Essentially we have a CC to OC…"

Jul 23, 2009

Dave Tomblin replied to Dave Tomblin's discussion MC 90 Procedures in the group MC90/MC160 mCCR Rebreather

"OK my next question concerns the long hose donation.;l In your other discussion you mentioned that when donating the long hose the donating diver goes to BOV and lifts the loop. The team then decides if the donating diver should go back on the…"

Jul 22, 2009

DWarter replied to Dave Tomblin's discussion MC 90 Procedures in the group MC90/MC160 mCCR Rebreather

"Hey Andrew! One question I have is something that the COPIS guys have had to deal with is the issue of the O2 first stage, since it is not depth compensating for the constant flow oriffice, there are some options to get around this when they start…"

Jul 22, 2009

Andrew Georgitsis replied to Dave Tomblin's discussion MC 90 Procedures in the group MC90/MC160 mCCR Rebreather

"1. Where will this RB take you that OC will not? The main advantages of MC Series RB diving, besides the usual: quite, incredible breathing characteristics (breaths far better than OC regulator), Cost saving on gas, warm moist air to breather, no…"

Jul 22, 2009

Brian Wiederspan left a comment for Dave Tomblin

"Hi Dave, thanks for joining. I'm Brian Wiederspan and I am one of the UTD Instructors. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me or any of the other UTD Instructors. I hope you enjoy our social network and…"

Jul 21, 2009

Dave Tomblin is now friends with Al Delisle and Todd Powell

Jul 21, 2009

Dave Tomblin added a discussion to the group MC90/MC160 mCCR Rebreather

MC 90 Procedures

Hi all,As a megalodon instructor I have been watching this development with much interest. I have read a few things on the net and spoke with a UTD instructor but I have some unanswered questions that might be best answered here.1. Where will this RB take you that OC will not?2. (deleted, answered in another discussion)3. Are all diluent/bailout mixes using DIR standard gasses?4. Has anyone done any scootering with this rig, how is the drag of the BOV5. Will this be used for long cave…See More

Jul 21, 2009

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Jul 21, 2009

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Jul 21, 2009

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