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Rebreather Training / Test, June / July 2008
| Participants: Robin, Roland, Markus, Albert, Christian, Alex
In June we had on Lake Starnberg for some
exercises and test it with the RB's taken.
The principal went to the double-rig RB.
The first test TG (Robin and Roland) was
equal to 90m depth look at the direction of
Josefine (wreck).
Following the images of the Star Berger
are still a few pictures from the day of
training on Matschelsee.
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The first of the double aufriggen Riggs in Roland's Garage
:-) right next to it you can still see the mono RB Frame
Now looks very good. Every RB is of course with an extra
switch block "operated". Only in this way is a complete
redundancy exists
On Lake Starnberg at the "build". Right
you can see Robin with the team jacket
Roland is "ready to dive".
Either Roland wobbles so with the double RB, or the "photographer"
trembles even when watching :-)
Soon, the weight is less :-) only a few meters
Phew, this is also a chunk on the back
Lustiger size comparison. OC D7, D12
with RB80, RB80 twin D20
The double rig Plunge is voll geil
Roland double top RB and D20, with the
bottom Markus D12 and mono RB
Here is nice to see the bottle of argon
into the forefront of shows. Since the double rig as wide,
or one would not even with the bottle of argon in the broad
walk
Roland runs back to the car
Alex helps with the "parking"
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Here are some pictures from the training
by Tim and Robin on Matschelsee (or how you
write to?). Tim Frame with D12 and RB80,
Robin D20 with double frame and RB80.
Here you can see the beautiful Cooper Hoses superimposed by
the two RB's. And no, the three divers in the background is
not one of us :-)
Due to the high weight was here for the pensioners in the
water table Entschieden. Thus, a structure with waders in
the water is relatively simple. Rear already seen the two
scooters. A Gavin and Suex
So idyllic can double Rebreather diving look :-)
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