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there's nowhere on the device to clip it, you're supposed to leave it in the bag and attach the bag to your waist, then attach the neck strap to the bag as well
Yeah i caught that, but they didn't really do very well with pictures and diagrams of how everything is supposed to be set up. Thankfully you got clarification about it. Richard has the answers for all the questions, but it would've been helpful if they had a video of how everything is supposed to be set up.
the only videos are of attaching the head and chin straps and screwing in the canisters. agreed that it would've been helpful to see where and how the straps are supposed to attach. anyone else who's considering the rebreather won't have any issues though, since all the info is in this thread. that's the only upside.
been trying to get someone to observe just so there's proof if it does or doesn't work but no volunteers so far. that's the only other thing that would be helpful.
brain damage occurs after just a few minutes, death around 8.
it's attached to head straps. you would have to be conscious to undo the Velcro
You're exactly right, and I'm not aware of any changes having been made to the mask(s) in this 3rd edition. And per the instructions it's critical that there be no mask leaks. How do you test for leaks? But even if you start with a perfect fit my understanding is that when you go unconscious the muscles of the face relax and can change the fit of the mask. I wonder if the head and chin straps are enough to alleviate that?
The chin strap is a key component to that. Adjusting to a tight fit beneath the chin to prevent jaw slacking and mouth opening upon loss of consciousness, which can adversely affect the seal
There is no SI when your unconscious. Also, air hunger, the feeling of suffocation comes from the buildup of CO2 and *not*
He writes as if you have to bend just the cap, in fact you bend the whole upper part of the device. You can't bend the cap itself.
yeah it's the entire tubing that needs to be bent upwards. glad I asked before using it, otherwise it would've ended with me just getting knocked unconscious and most likely failing. a lot of things that needed to be discussed and asked
