Thread: How many have died using Dolphin?
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Old 01-04-07, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by TheSwede
I´m interested in buying one of those Dolphins, but unsure if it´s the right machine for me. How many have surely died because of machine failure?

// Jocke

None, they all died because they screwed up.


If you want info on what might be the best machine for you we need to know what sort of diving you do now and what sort of diving you plan to do in the next 4-5 years.

I would be hard pushed to think of a reason for recommending a Dolphin. Nothing particularly wrong with the design its just a very limited operational envelope. Using the same type of system you would get much better performance out of a KISS or Revo type MCCR.

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