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A Learner's Guide To closed - circuit Rebreather operations by Richard L. Pyle This article was originally submitted to the Rebreather Forum in September of 1996. and is reprinted here with the permission of Richard L. Pyle and the organizers of the forum. This article is contained within the published proceedings of the Rebreather Forum along with quite a bit of other useful information on rebreathers . You can obtain a complete copy of the proceedings by phoning 1-800-729-7234, ext. 525; or email: This publication is highly recommended. *note- there will be accompanying pictures to this article which will be added at a later date. A Learner's Guide To Closed-Circuit Rebreather operations by Richard L. Pyle Abstract I have been using a Cis-Lunar Mk-4P mixed-gas, Closed-Circuit Rebreather since 1994 for exploration of coral reefs at depths of 200 to over 400 ft /61-122 meters (the "Twilight Zone").
A Learner's Guide To Closed-Circuit Rebreather Operations by Richard L. Pyle This article was originally submitted to the Rebreather Forum in September of 1996
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