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<FONT size="4" > <BIG> <I>Highlights of the Russian Navy Rebreather IDA-59
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fully closed rebreather<BR>
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originally used as bailout system for submarines from a maximum depth of
300 meters and for exercising light underwaterwork down to 90 meters.<BR>
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works with trimix and pure oxygen<BR>
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gases are stored in 2 seperate 1 liter tanks <BR>
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one scrubber canister<BR>
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continous-flow method for pure oxygen<BR>
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4 depth ranges for different continous-flow rates ( 0-20 meters;20-37
meters;37-55 meter; >60 meter no continous-flow anymore)<BR>
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continous-flow rate changes automatically at 3 different depths <BR>
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different continous-flow rates when either descending or ascending <BR>
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pure mechanical apparatus (no batteries,no electronics)<BR>
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maximum depth: 90 meter (for greater depth an additional helium-tank must
be connected)<BR>
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maximum divetime approx. 2.5 hours when exercising light work<BR>
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weight is 15kg with filled scrubbercanister <BR>
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scrubber material can be DRAEGERSORB or SOFNOLIME<BR>
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comes with a fullface-mask<BR>
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