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This year on Boot 2008 the Ambient Pressure Diving Bailout Mouthpiece was showed. The mouthpiece was not showed in the final production version but is still a prototype. The well designed bailout valve took many year of development!
There will be additional publications later about the functioning of the APD BOV
Poseidon showed two prototypes of there new Discovery.
Cis Lunar MK 6 rebreather.
Poseidon showed two prototypes of there new Discovery.
Cis Lunar MK 6 rebreather.
Two cell oxygen controller, read the white paper for details
This is the ideal compressor for my garage! Just the noise cover is missing...
Lenhardt & Wagner showed there high technology HP compressors
Here you see the Geo and Jago submarines. The Geo was on Boot! A fantastic piece of engineering!
The project was carried out by German scientist Prof. Hans Fricke of the Max Planck Institute using a two-man submersible. During a later expedition, Fricke's research team encountered several Coelacanths that shared a cave, and they also noted that Coelacanths can live as far down as 700 meters (0.4 miles).
https://www.sharkproject.org/
https://www.sharkproject.org/
https://www.sharkproject.org/
https://www.sharkproject.org/
Paul Raymakers showed his latest development:
The rEvo Hybrid rebreather mCCR/ECCR
If you want to know more about the design of the rEvo please check: http://www.revo-rebreathers.com/
The German armee showed the diver delivery vehicle, the Divex rebreather and a LAR VII
Dräger Lar 7 dual mode Ox-Nitrox rebreather
Aquatek who build the voyager rebreathers is renamed to:
H.B.T = Human Breathing Technology.
On boot they showed there latest model the Voyager Modular
The HBT products are showed on the http://www.dtuag.eu/ stand
Closed circuit rebreather ccrb showed there new Sentinel rebreather.
Therebreathersite was founded by Jan Willem Bech in 1999. After a diving career of many years, he decided to start technical diving in 1999. He immediately noticed that at that time there was almost no website that contained the history of closed breathing systems. The start for the website led to a huge collection that offered about 1,300 pages of information until 2019. In 2019, a fresh start was made with the website now freely available online for everyone. Therebreathersite is a source of information for divers, researchers, technicians and students. I hope you enjoy browsing the content!