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General Rebreather Care and Maintenance

General Rebreather Care and Maintenance Keeping your unit in Tip Top condition. It’s important to keep your rebreather in tip top condition,... read more »

CCR Aware Safety advice and information for new and prospective CCR divers

Thinking to get into Rebreather Diving? Then take a minute to watch the... read more »

CCR Rebreathers how they work

A REBREATHER is a breathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a user's exhaled breath to permit the rebreathing (recycling) of the... read more »

Why do we use Rebreather??

A rebreather is a breathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a user's exhaled breath to permit the rebreathing (recycling) of the... read more »

Considering rebreather diving

Re-circulating self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (rebreathers) are wonderful devices. Once almost exclusively used by the military,... read more »

CO2 Scrubber Duration

Background How long a CO2 scrubber lasts during a dive depends on many factors. I will mention some of the ways that CO2 can be removed from the... read more »

Education and Certification

Choose Your Instructor Carefully Rebreather training curriculums and standards do not differ significantly between training agencies. They are all... read more »

Understand Constant Oxygen Partial Pressure

Always know your PO2 (oxygen partial pressure). However it is simply not enough to ‘always know your PO2’, of greater importance is that you... read more »

Always use a Predive Checklist

Always use a pre dive checklist, as it will take you through the necessary stages of assembling your equipment and making your pre-breath, without... read more »

Continue your education

Although you may have completed your training course, this does not mean that you should stop training. It has been proven that it can take as much... read more »

The History of Rebreathers.

Author Michael Menduno for Diver magazine 1680: Giovanni Borelli conceives the closed circuit rebreather. Believed recirculating air through copper... read more »