The cost benefit of CCR v OC

[Woz]

Barry, the factory has moved to larger premises to meet demand for the military units https://www.facebook.com/OpenSafetyEquipment www.opensafetyglobal.com

It should breathe easy, it still has the lowest WOB on the market, coming up on 15 years since we did the original prototype test diving but glad you appreciate it.

Drop the staff an email before you want to dive either of your complete Apoc Type IV CCRs as there are some minor Functional Safety upgrades that will be upgraded free of cost under warranty, a stronger ALVBOV bailout spring and possibly depending on which units you have an improved OPV for underwater flood recovery assurance, being a couple of them, alongside a standard service. Likewise if you need any spares.

FYSA smaller version of the iCCR POD (albeit without the original buddy display) and solid-state O2 cell, is now in production as well for test diving pre (re) CE type approval to 14143 and that in conjunction with its hardwired HUD for mCCR PPO2 monitoring might also interest you.

Kind regards
Brad

Still never, ever seen a unit on a boat. And your accounts are at best flatlined for the past 5 years and your debts have increased, cash decreased, tangible assets also decreased.

Go on. Surprise us all and deliver that £1000 unit you promised at the NEC. The one with wheels on. That isn't an O2 unit only but a useful bit of kit I could actually dive on.

[Paul Evans]

Little Brad Horner
He sat in the corner
Baking his porky pies
He bet on the Net
Alas nothing yet
His world wiil go Boom
Fuck me not to soon
Little Brad Horner
Still sat in the Corner.




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[notdeadyet]

coming up on 15 years since...

...since you promised a diveable recreational mixed gas rebreather?

Just that one final thing to sort out and it will be ready... until the next one final thing... and the next one... and the next one...

Fifteen years, you must have to carry your nose round in a wheelbarrow by now.

[Woz]

...since you promised a diveable recreational mixed gas rebreather?

Just that one final thing to sort out and it will be ready... until the next one final thing... and the next one... and the next one...

Fifteen years, you must have to carry your nose round in a wheelbarrow by now.

I hear the WOB of a rolled up PDF is really low.

[jamesp]

Hang on, Yank telling porkies?

Are Borris Johnson?

[gobfish1]

Barry, the factory has moved to larger premises to meet demand for the military units https://www.facebook.com/OpenSafetyEquipment www.opensafetyglobal.com

It should breathe easy, it still has the lowest WOB on the market, coming up on 15 years since we did the original prototype test diving but glad you appreciate it.

Drop the staff an email before you want to dive either of your complete Apoc Type IV CCRs as there are some minor Functional Safety upgrades that will be upgraded free of cost under warranty, a stronger ALVBOV bailout spring and possibly depending on which units you have an improved OPV for underwater flood recovery assurance, being a couple of them, alongside a standard service. Likewise if you need any spares.

FYSA smaller version of the iCCR POD (albeit without the original buddy display) and solid-state O2 cell, is now in production as well for test diving pre (re) CE type approval to 14143 and that in conjunction with its hardwired HUD for mCCR PPO2 monitoring might also interest you.

Kind regards
Brad

What's the turnaround time for the upgrades.
Only Baz may want to dive in the next 15 year.
Well worth Baz getting a new sticky oxygen valve
May be half a dozen of them flying purge buttons also.
Ps
What's the price of the bog roll s now.
Worth locating a copy of the user manual also much loved and laughed at item.
Evey CCR diver should read it .
Can you still order the wipe down version
As that would be my first choice

Kind regards
Steve

[Barrygoss]

Barry, the factory has moved to larger premises to meet demand for the military units https://www.facebook.com/OpenSafetyEquipment www.opensafetyglobal.com

It should breathe easy, it still has the lowest WOB on the market, coming up on 15 years since we did the original prototype test diving but glad you appreciate it.

Drop the staff an email before you want to dive either of your complete Apoc Type IV CCRs as there are some minor Functional Safety upgrades that will be upgraded free of cost under warranty, a stronger ALVBOV bailout spring and possibly depending on which units you have an improved OPV for underwater flood recovery assurance, being a couple of them, alongside a standard service. Likewise if you need any spares.

FYSA smaller version of the iCCR POD (albeit without the original buddy display) and solid-state O2 cell, is now in production as well for test diving pre (re) CE type approval to 14143 and that in conjunction with its hardwired HUD for mCCR PPO2 monitoring might also interest you.

Kind regards
Brad

Brad,

i may like the unit as I'm an engineer by degree, but you're still the Michael Jackson of rebreathers

please never mention my name again

B

[gobfish1]

Brad,

i may like the unit as I'm an engineer by degree, but you're still the Michael Jackson of rebreathers

please never mention my name again

B

Not much more one can add to that .

Tho has to be a good joke between the Incursion wipe down Manuel and Michael Jackson

Ps
Brad
Think it's time you got a new model for the
Incursion advertising as your old model seems to have grown a 2nd chin for some reason.

[notdeadyet]

you're still the Michael Jackson of rebreathers

The whole thread was worth it for that one comment

[notdeadyet]

Just to go back to CCR costs... I had a quote recently for three new cells for my Mk15 from AII.

$299 each not including postage and taxes. So probably around £900 all in for a new set.

I know these are fairly specialist cells that they probably don't sell much of outside of government contracts but the last set I bought in 2020 were $110 each. Will be interesting to see if cells in general are headed this way or if this is just price gouging a limited market.