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Paul
Raymaekers lives in Belgium. He rebuild a Russian IDA 71 to a full closed
circuit KISS style rebreather. There are some very nice features applied in
his system. Paul managed to make the rebreather very safe to dive and added
quit a few extra safety arrangements.
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Here we see a nice overall view. From left
to the right:
Greenforce inboard Lamp, Oxygen Gauge, Loop, Winginflator,Diluent bailout
regulator (yellow), diluent gauge, Uwatec bottomtimer,VR3 deco computer,
Secundairy pO2 readout display |
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Nice handle to have grip on the housing. |
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Here is the button for switching the double
oxygen sensors off and on |
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Very! nice construction of adding the gasses
to the loop. No hoses in front off the diver, and a very reliable method for
adding diluent or oxygen manualy! |
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Integrated accupack for the lamp. P-ports on
the counterlung for oxygen sensors. |
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Accu's and switch for double oxygen sensors.
Magnetic switch. KISS addition system. |
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Third P-port for oxygen sensor. |
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Bottom timer with triple oxygen partial
pressure display. Real time decompression calculation. |
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PAUL & IDA in action! |
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Another known KISS phenomenon Paul & Jean
Michel |
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Paul, great rebreather. I like this concept
very much. The KISS system is very reliable. Add this triple control system
and decompression measurement in real time and you have a fantastic
rebreather. It must be diving very relaxed.
Paul can be contacted here. |
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