Anthony Appleyard
May 15th, 2005, 03:32 AM
Have any of you seen or dived with this type of small oxygen rebreather? It is described at this link on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siebe_Gorman_Salvus). It is for short shallow diving and use on land.
Images:-
(1) Two work divers get instructions before diving in a dock.
(2) Some sport divers were too prompt to dive on a new boat wreck. The patrol frogmen's Salvuses are far more light and agile than heavy clumsy sport aqualungs for quick in-and-pickup-and-out dives.
(3) Industrial use on land. "Crumbs, what a place. Looks like the place where they made the smell to put in diesel exhaust, or something like that, and never a lick of paint anywhere. #@%$ only knows what that lot did in here, before they did a runner and left us to clean up after them.".
Images:-
(1) Two work divers get instructions before diving in a dock.
(2) Some sport divers were too prompt to dive on a new boat wreck. The patrol frogmen's Salvuses are far more light and agile than heavy clumsy sport aqualungs for quick in-and-pickup-and-out dives.
(3) Industrial use on land. "Crumbs, what a place. Looks like the place where they made the smell to put in diesel exhaust, or something like that, and never a lick of paint anywhere. #@%$ only knows what that lot did in here, before they did a runner and left us to clean up after them.".