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The meg is a solid unit, more simple. [cough] rEvo
Dito, and if you act now (exchange rate) the rEvo is cheaper. Meg is a good unit but lot's of parts. Build is like a 44 step process vs. 18 for the rEvo, not good or bad just saying:mooner:
This looks amazing. That's all I can say. Does anyone dive one and how is it? I need to know if I should start saving now.
Well remove all those items from the rEvo checklist and it will be 4 items.Doesn't matter how many step as long as it's safe, out of the 44 step some are like install BP/W, charge O2 and diluant etc. Out of the 44 step unit 17 need to be done so it's simplier that the 18 steps of the rEvo. As you see Scubateen every CCR diver on here will tell how much better their unit are, Tienuts used to tell us how good his Optima was BTW the rEvo is a nice unit, if I had money I would definitely look at it for a second unit.
Al
And for the record, I always gave an objective opinion of all rebreathers. I still think the optima is a good unit. It's just I found a better unit. Unlike some, I never had to justify my purchase by knocking other rebreathers.