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Recently I became the proud owner of a Pirelli Polifemo rebreather. The unit is a pearl in my collection and came with the traditional Pirelli diving suit. Presuming all details about this suit could already be found on the www, I did not find much. So I decided to add an article about this mother of diving suits. |
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 Here you see the Polifemo oxygen rebreather with the remarkable mask and snorkel. |
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 Here you see the suit complete with O-ring and belt. |
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 The valve allows trapped air to escape. It is mounted on the head (highest point) |
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 Details of the belt. |
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 Here the belt and O-ring mounted. |
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 This instruction describes how the suit is handled. |
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 Here you see that the belt and O-ring are changed after the patent was granted. |
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I would like to thank André Schrama and
BO-RAGNAR FRÖLAND for
their fantastic help. Without them this article would not exist! |
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