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| Rebreather Instruction, Training and Theory: Discuss Scapa Weeks Diving Cost in the Rebreathers forums: Inspiration or Evolution How much would the running cost say for one week up in Scapa. I have just got ... |
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| I dunno. Four scrubber fills at £10 per time. Total gas cost would be about £30 (assuming mix for everything). Fraction of cell replacement is about £20. Depreciation about £30. Call it £100. CCR has very few variable-with-dive costs. But the fixed cost of buying the thing, and the annual maintence is the big whack. There are dozens of threads on YD about RB costs so have a seacrh Janos
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| I was up there just over a week ago (7th to 14th) on MV Karin, we were hoping to do a lot of deeper stuff, but unfortunately the weather wasn't good so we had to do too many dives inside The Flow, but I have listed some of the run times as you requested. Quote:
As for costs incurred: Gas - about £25-£30 Lime - 5 fills, so about £45 (could have been less but dumped lime on 2 occasions when we were planning to do deeper the next day, but ended up in the Flow again) |
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