Arak M83 rebreather ‘Drina’

Database Yugoslavian Oxygen rebreathers

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The autonomous oxygen diving apparatus ARAK M-83, affectionately called “Drina”, was made for the needs of the Yugoslav Navy (JRM) based on all previous experience with closed-circuit breathing apparatus for diving with oxygen used by the JRM. The device was produced at the Đuro Đaković factory from Slavonski Brod and was long used for training subversive divers. 

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ARAK M-83 DRINA19-11-2005
ManufacturerĐuro Đaković
ModelM-83
Land of originYugoslavia
Special Note: Low Magnetic
User groupMilitary
Part no:M83
Working principle
Gas typePure oxygen
Cylinder volume1,8 liter
Max. cylinder pressure200 bar
Material of cylinderLow magnetic
Counterlung inspire volume
Counterlung exhale volume
Dive time duration180 minutes
Operating temperature
Magnetic signature
Weight ready to use in Air14,7 Kg
Weight ready to use in waterNeutral with 2 lit O2
MOD7 meters
Scrubber material
Cartridge capacity2.7 kg
ColourBlack
Price
Worn
Mouthpiece shut off valve
Full Face mask attached (FFM)
Dimensions:400x360x150 mm
Construction
Origin: http://www.therebreathersite.nl
Info: Stojan Bogosavljev bogydive@eunet.yuThanks Stojan
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