MOD3 - The Basic
Unit
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Here's the front of
the unit.
It uses a Dive Rite back plate with Ray DSV, hoses, and
P-connectors. The O2
add (red hose) and the diluent add (gray hoses) are visible.
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Here's the
left side of the rig.
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The right
side with the exhale counterlung, Argon quick mount bottle, KISS addition (just above O2 bottle, green quick
disconnect into exhale above lung).
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The back of
the unit with a hose running from the tee on the exhale lung
to the bottom of the center section. The sensors are visible
in the top of the center section along with the lime in the
scrubber canister.
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A top view
with a hose running from the top of the center section to the
tee on the inhale lung. The O2 injection hose and
connection is visible on the top of the exhale lung (left),
with the diluent hose fitting hidden under the elbow on the
inhale lung (right), KISS addition on exhale tee.
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The bottom
of the rig showing the counter lung drain plugs, first stages,
hose off of diluent for dry suit inflation and Bailout
regulator.
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This is the
one of the modified Sherwood BC inflator used for O2 & diluent
add. The LP hose from the first stage regulator connects
at the upper left. The gas then is injected into the
top of the lung through the hose on the bottom left when the
button is pushed.
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On the left
side I also have a quick disconnect setup for a 6cf Trimix
bottle that is just like the Argon bottle on the right side
but the valve would be up .... and it's not installed in the
photo.
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The
right/front.
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The
modified Draeger P-connectors.
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A different view of the top of
the rig.
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The Kiss
addition system.
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Here's how I
made my KISS addition with an Airtrol .003"
orifice. Just stick it in, clamp it up, and plug
it in. The one in this picture is actually a .005"
(white).
http://www.airtrolinc.com/
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(The following pics are from the
MOD3-Rev1 rig.)
This is the setup I use
to dry out the scrubber and lungs after use.
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And
a close up of that setup.
Read a text description here.
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This
is the portable rig I use on trips.
Read the text description
here.
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