I'm charting a pathway and taking steps towards tech diving and CCR. As technical gear junkie and appreciating test gear I recently pulled the trigger on this kit. It is absolutely robust and an investment in my personal dive safety no question. I appreciate the option of having a volt and ohm meter in the same kit as its compact and one less device to consider hauling around. It may be handy someday when trouble shooting rechargeable battery packs, for dive gear or other related electronic devices I use on my missions. Happy to have this highly robust top quality kit. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
I just got mine. I swapped the 1.4 and 1.6 values so the MOD readout is based on a PPO₂ or 1.4. I can check the additional MOD's for PPO₂'s of 1.2, 1.4, and 1.6 on the next screen. I got the silencer, and the LPI flow limiter as well. The analyzer no longer comes with a power adapter, just with a USB-A to USC-B cable. I could've gotten just the He:O₂ analyzer for € 999, or the Blender Standard for € 1.199 (which comes with the € 200 Professional Flow Limiter and the € 100 case), but for an extra € 50 I went for the Blender Pro with the Volt and Ohm meters. That's a good extra € 100 in value. So for an extra € 250 I got a good € 400 more value. I'd say that's worth it. The new Mk2 Flowmeter is a more compact design, but honestly, I would've preferred the one you have. I like that pressure release valve on top.
I'm charting a pathway and taking steps towards tech diving and CCR. As technical gear junkie and appreciating test gear I recently pulled the trigger on this kit. It is absolutely robust and an investment in my personal dive safety no question. I appreciate the option of having a volt and ohm meter in the same kit as its compact and one less device to consider hauling around. It may be handy someday when trouble shooting rechargeable battery packs, for dive gear or other related electronic devices I use on my missions. Happy to have this highly robust top quality kit. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
I just got mine. I swapped the 1.4 and 1.6 values so the MOD readout is based on a PPO₂ or 1.4. I can check the additional MOD's for PPO₂'s of 1.2, 1.4, and 1.6 on the next screen.
I got the silencer, and the LPI flow limiter as well. The analyzer no longer comes with a power adapter, just with a USB-A to USC-B cable.
I could've gotten just the He:O₂ analyzer for € 999, or the Blender Standard for € 1.199 (which comes with the € 200 Professional Flow Limiter and the € 100 case), but for an extra € 50 I went for the Blender Pro with the Volt and Ohm meters. That's a good extra € 100 in value. So for an extra € 250 I got a good € 400 more value. I'd say that's worth it.
The new Mk2 Flowmeter is a more compact design, but honestly, I would've preferred the one you have. I like that pressure release valve on top.