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5:03pm 05-16-2012
Your website is "Great" & very interesting to someone in my profession working offshore'
The pics of the German deck crew getting the diver ready in his "Hard Suit" are brilliant.

Best Rgds Don Cox CSL offshore representative
6:43pm 05-09-2012
This is an encyclopaedia on the history of the re-breather and no question goes unanswered for anyone into its research. A great site. Well done
9:24am 05-06-2012
Hello there,
I congratulate you very much for your excellent site I consult many times a year.
I've visioned on you tube an interesting russian rubber suit TU1.Have you more informations about it ,period ? availability ?
Thanks
Cheers
O.canon
9:19pm 05-05-2012
wanting to purchase a rebreather  looking for information and pricing  Thanks Glenn
7:47pm 05-01-2012
HiJust looking at which ccr to get been oc for 28 years and now thinking of coming over to ccr, i am a BSAC frist class, Ad inst,Ad Nitrox Ins. I have been looking at the Sentnol and the AP Insp with Vis elec but really don't know which way to go they all sound great, can you help what are the ups and down's of each and then these's the Meg or the HH.I will be doing my traning at the end of the year so have a little time to get it right for me.Most of my diving now is <50m but do go below this when a nice wreck trip comes up say 55-70m a few times a year, i also get asked to go on some deeper dives but don't go just yet as I am doing my deep dives on air..I want my CCr to cover all my diving which after the time spent and training on the CCR i could do what ever the depth say in 12 to 18 mouths from coming over.Thanks for any help
John
10:03pm 04-28-2012
I am a former U.S. Navy Submarine Service veteran. I also remember coming across pictures of the vessel, that was recovered from the Chicago River, while they were salvaging the SS Eastland.
1:02pm 04-22-2012
afrim prekazi
Hello ! I need same spear parts for DRAGER BG 174 PLEASE vhere too find in region Serbia, monte negro ,or MACEDONIA becouse I come from Kosovo. THank you.
5:04pm 04-19-2012
Chief instructor Opened and Closed circuit diving (Emerson) equipment, US Army Special Forces Underwater Operations School, Key West, FL. 1969-71. It did flood out from time to time but used it very successfully in operations against the Navy Sub pens in Key West harbor. (Simulated attack)
12:07am 04-18-2012
Hi, just browsing as a general interest in re-breathers and their operation, as I fully expect to graduate to one as I progress through the BSAC curriculum. (Currently on Dive Leader training).
Good review in simplistic terms.
Ken Hill, Exeter Aquanauts
5:20am 04-12-2012
Great site.

Richard

www.divingmachines.com
2:17pm 04-09-2012
Hi,
I am a fire fighter with 55 years service first at Middlesbrough FB then 25 years RAF followed by Civil Aviation and now a  ageing Fire Safety Consultant. I am interested in Fire Service history and I found your site very interesting as I know little about mine fires and rescue. I have the greatest admiration for mine rescue teams and I for one would not fancy going into a mine fire fight.I am a friend of Ron Henderson and with his permission I will use some of the pictures in my Powerpiont presentation of fire fighting history. Many thank for this new relativly unknown area of fire and rescue
Regards John Goupillot
8:12am 04-08-2012
i was on the vin rus inspection job with tk billingsly-john gerard-denny schwartz-others on that job that i can remember were- randal gaspar-mike colton-alan bruce-pat mckenna-oh yeh-that was a fun time
10:50pm 04-07-2012
I enjoyed the history lesson
7:28pm 04-06-2012
I see almost every week on your side, always interesting news.

Micha, "Oxydiver.de"
7:07pm 03-28-2012
Great site!
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