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Closed Circuit Rebreathers: Discuss Rebreather divers ??? in the Rebreathers - General Information forums: I understand that many commercial divers use ccr as a bailout for umbilical failure. However I too think that it ...

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23-06-07, 06:57 PM

Simon TW

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I understand that many commercial divers use ccr as a bailout for umbilical failure. However I too think that it is a little dodgy having a cold scrubber but you can always dive it semi closed for the first few mins.

So Far as Ann Marie is concerned I'm sure that she will let Chasey know if she doesn't want the picture on here. I have to agree with him though, she was a great help to me after my bend, went well out her way for me and I'd never even met her till then.

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Last edited by Simon TW : 23-06-07 at 06:58 PM. Reason: needed a comma

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