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12:04pm 06-22-2009
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A truly remarkable and very interesting website
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4:02pm 06-05-2009
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Thanks again for allowing us to use one of your Chemox MSA 20 Rebreather Diagrams for our Gas Mask in the Fire Museum of Maryland exhibit: "Don't Be the Canary in the Coal Mine." The diagram is very useful for explaining how it works.
If you are ever in Baltimore, please stop by. The website has a wealth of photos and information.
Rob Williams, FMM Assist. Director
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11:11am 05-19-2009
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Dear Sir,
It was very informative and helpful.
Thaks.
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12:55am 05-14-2009
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What a great resource. Nice work.
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11:07am 05-10-2009
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Jan Willem, mooie site en veel informatie heb vroeger gedoken met een LAR III. En nu zit er over te denken om een FGT te bemachtigen, maar dat wil nog steeds maar niet lukken. Ik ben voor robuste simpele systemen met zo weinig mogelijk elextronica en software. Reden hiervoor is dat ik in de semiconductor fabricage heb gewerkt en weet wat er op den duur met chips mis kan gaan. Ga zo door met deze site!!!!
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11:50pm 05-06-2009
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Looks great,sounds even better.Well done mate. Love it! How did you fix the side mount brackets and handle? Any chance of some pics?
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6:30pm 05-06-2009
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Great research!
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10:01pm 05-05-2009
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Great material. Good read!
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4:32am 05-05-2009
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WOW!!!!!
Thank you so much
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5:24am 05-03-2009
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Great work! Keep it up!
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1:42pm 04-27-2009
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Extremely interesting website. Keep up the great work.
Business Credit Management
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9:36pm 04-25-2009
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Very interested in photo of Chesterfield MIne Rescue team. I have a similar photo said to be from 1920. My great uncle is on it as a team member. If you would like to see it, I could scan and email.
Chris Green, Derbyshire
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9:06pm 04-18-2009
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the Oxy D30M page is excellent, Jan. I wonder if this is the rebreather I once sent to Dave Sutton. From the numbers I think it is.
Greets,
Matthias
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10:35pm 04-15-2009
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interesting articles as always, caving in Jamaica ! who would have thought that would be fun, not me.
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6:30pm 04-09-2009
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Dear Sir:
Very interesting site for those of us who wore Proto sets in the 60s and 70s in London (A23 Euston and B29 New Cross both on red watch, I was standing by on the blue watch at Dudgeons Wharf. Have you ever heard this question? What is not "kneeded" in a BA set? By the way, I liked the old Proto sets, a pain in the arse to maintain but allowed much more time in the job and I always felt safer, somehow with it than the compressed air sets partly, I think because there's little one can do when trapped, there wasn't a procedure as with the Proto.
Thank you very much. Dave.
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