Thread: Why no CO2 sensor ?
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Old 22-12-03, 12:28 AM
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Quote[/b] (karl_winrow @ Dec. 21 2003,20:54)]Theres no doubt that RB's are the future of diving but I won't be getting one until they start making them with CO2 sensors, I cant understand with the technology to hand why this critical component is still not part of design when it's of equal importance as PPO2.  So why are'nt they ?  Please discuss (no less than 100 words please, to be handed in on return to school)
As I understand it the existing technology on CO2 sensors is so advanced that it will now inform you of a problem only 3 mins after your dead. Much better than the old sensor which didn’t react until at least 5 mins after your dead.

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