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How about using a hammer or a chainsaw? I feel FB is killing the forums... Matt.

Hello.

Cool. Does the SD card remove? Do you think it is the connector at fault?

Nice, do you have a picture of the other side?

Did anyone buy the BOV, and any feedback on it? How's the CE getting on, any WOB figures or anything else yet? Any PDF's? Cheers Matt.

Good work, looking forward to ordering and reading. Cheers Matt.

If you do, post some pictures!

Maybe you missed out on the deep-air of the 80's and 90's...

Never noticed a difference myself. Matt.

Gotcha. Ta.

What do you mean by "mount the battery just a fraction higher"... I assume it works fine with 3 cells? Matt.

I'd like to see it too, please. Why not post it up now? Matt.

Is there any proof that IBCD is even a relevant consideration for dives less than 100m? I thought not. Matt.

You may well be better off just changing the computer and reducing the deco and stay on the back-gas.

This was fashionable about 10-15 years ago. In my experience it does not work. For your example 5/75 to 10/50 then I assume you are diving sub-100m and for this dive I would not come off he backgas CCR, I would focus on managing your CNS, your Set Point and your GF's. I've made several dives...

Does this help: https://www.thediveforum.com/showthread.php?789-Diving-Sums&p=5600&viewfull=1#post5600

Here's a few, I like the idea of pulling the links together. Simon Mitchell Decompression Controversies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY61E49lyos&feature=youtu.be Anatomy of a CCR Dive:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKQLc7UtUzM Physiology of Rebreather Diving...

Yes, I see that. I guess that the slope is less for less work-load, but for this test it didn't matter. Yes, I am very interested in these results. I have done many manned trials with the TempStick in a very unscientific test (i.e. me on a dive). I've not done much in cold (10c) water; that...

Me too, as I have done 100's of in-water trials with it and I figure it works well, and has given me massive opportunity diving around the world. I'm also keen to see the storage-of-used-lime-test. I've just completed 4 dives over 3 months with a scrubber packed 91 days before last use (7c...

The test in the paper isn't using characteristics we are familiar with - 6 METs, at the surface, 20c, and to 1kPa. That's like a good long surface swim in the Med, not a bimble off the south-coast at 50m. And the CE endurance limit is 5mbar (0.5kPa) not 1kPa per this test. The paper explains...