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CCR2000 Rebreather for Scuba Diving November 22, 2005

Posted by Andy Carroll in : Rebreathers , add a comment

CCR’s are a growing trend in the diving industry. Divers choose them for a variety of reasons, including availability of appropriate gasses, silent diving which does not disturb the wildlife, or simply because they appeal to the diver who is a bit of a technogeek. One such rebreather is the CCR2000 and here are some highlights from www.rebreather.com ;

A Fully closed circuit rebreather with decompression algorithms

Handles repetitive diving with closed or open circuit systems, including mixed gas and gas switching

Has log book upload capability

The breathing loop separates and is interchangeable, making it ideal for the traveling diver to bring the loop instead of the regulator to a growing number of dive resorts

CCR 2000 is already supported in Key Largo, Grand Cayman, Nassau Bahamas, England and Seattle, Washington

The CCR 2000 has been open water tested to 600 feet

The CCR 2000 has been dove on the Andrea Doria and on the HMS Britannic

For those interested in buying a rebreather then the CCR2000 may be worth a look.