What's up with Defender?
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0utrageousfun
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Jona Silverstein
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I made note of it a few weeks ago to Thornton and he said he would look into it.
In other news the new tigersharks should be available soon from Juergensen Marine which is a substantial improvement.
In other news the new tigersharks should be available soon from Juergensen Marine which is a substantial improvement.
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It would have to be an improvement. There is not other direction for jm stuff to go but up.
It seems to have been removed from their Build A Rebreather page and the latest Subgravity email blast makes no mention of the Defender. I suspect they're trying to silently deprecate the production line.
Not sure where that leaves us for support for the SG-1 handset? I can't say I blame them. It makes no sense for them to support the X-CCR and Defender production lines, in addition to the FLEX and now FX-CCR.
Mine had to go back to Subgravity once for repair. Thankfully they were able to fix it pretty quickly but I've noted numerous software glitches with the controller. I really like the whole IQsub platform (vayonet fittings/ scrubber / quick-clock connections) but I'm not a fan SG-1 controller. I do hope they can at least provide limited support here for a while.
Because of this I ended up buying a blank Defender head with two monitoring ports and I installed a capped DS4 with a needle valve on my unit. My primary head is essentially a poor man's Fathom and I kept my the Defender head stock.
Not sure where that leaves us for support for the SG-1 handset? I can't say I blame them. It makes no sense for them to support the X-CCR and Defender production lines, in addition to the FLEX and now FX-CCR.
Mine had to go back to Subgravity once for repair. Thankfully they were able to fix it pretty quickly but I've noted numerous software glitches with the controller. I really like the whole IQsub platform (vayonet fittings/ scrubber / quick-clock connections) but I'm not a fan SG-1 controller. I do hope they can at least provide limited support here for a while.
Because of this I ended up buying a blank Defender head with two monitoring ports and I installed a capped DS4 with a needle valve on my unit. My primary head is essentially a poor man's Fathom and I kept my the Defender head stock.
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