A Fenzy super-basic manual operated rb
Fenzy Oxygen rebreather made by Dave Ray of Second Wind rebreather in 1980!
| DATASHEET OXYGEN REBREATHER | ||
| Second Wind Fenzy New Zealand | Date: 03 -11-2003 | |
| Database oxygen rebreathers by: J.W. Bech | ||
| Manufacturer | Second Wind Rebreathers / Fenzy | Dave Ray |
| Model | Second wind Fenzy | |
| Land of origin | France/ New Zealand | |
| Special Note: | Basic material = French | Technology = New Zealand |
| User group | Civil | |
| Part no: | NATO-16782-B0018* | *not shure 😉 |
| Working principle | MAP | Manual addition principle |
| Gas type | Pure oxygen | |
| Cylinder volume | ~0,5 liter | |
| Max. cylinder pressure | 200 bar.o | |
| Material of cylinder | steel | |
| Counterlung inspire | yes | |
| Counterlung exhale | no | |
| Dive time duration | 45 min | |
| Operating temperature | 20 – 40 degr C | |
| Magnetic signature | Full anti magnetic | |
| Weight ready to use in Air | 3.8 kg | t.i. approx |
| Weight ready to use in water | neutral | |
| MOD | 7 mtrs | |
| Scrubber material | sofnolime | |
| Colour | Orange / white | |
| Price | unknown | |
| Worn | Chest | |
| Mouthpiece shut off valve | no | |
| Backpack | no | |
| Extra | Superb Black Prince hoses* | * Only available in a twin hose regulator set “ Black Prince”. |
| Extra | Build 1980 | |
| Additional information: | ||
| Email address owner | ||
| If you have any information to add this sheet please mail it to jw.bech@quicknet.nl References to source and names will always be added! | ||
| Info found: Send to me | ||
| Origin: http://www.therebreathersite.nl | ||
| Second Wind rebreathers are made by Dave Ray. Check the Reefmaster, another model of this company. Second Wind rebreathers are temporary out of business but will be back. | ||
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