Dr. Clarke’s geeky new monograph on the inner workings of rebreather scrubbers represents the culmination and synthesis of more than three decades of Naval research, as...
We kick off the New Year with 10 hand-curated stories from our growing sea of content. They represent some of the most read, important, and fun...
This month, we continue to explore innovative rebreathers on today’s market with a dive into KISS’s split-canister designed mCCR, the Sidewinder, launched in 2016. Designed to...
An Update from the Organiser Greetings Rebreather Aficionados, Thank you for your interest in Rebreather Forum 4 (RF4)! I wanted to update you on where we...
Rebreather technology has enabled cave explorers to extend their underwater envelope significantly deeper and longer. As a result, a few teams are pushing beyond the practical...
Launched in 2016, the FATHOM mechanical closed circuit rebreather (mCCR) has gained supporters among deep cave explorers and those distrustful of underwater electronics, who say they...
Forget those ‘leaky valves!’ The mechanical FATHOM CCR’s secret sauce is a specially-designed needle valve that enables divers to dial in their oxygen flow rate underwater...
20-22 April, 2023 Valletta, Malta Greetings Researchers and Diving Professionals, We are pleased to announce that we will be holding Rebreather Forum 4 (RF4), Thursday through...
By InDEPTH editors Over the past few months in the pages of InDEPTH, dive-industry experts have waged a debate about the future of open-circuit technical diving....
This month we continue our discussion of the migration to closed circuit rebreathers (CCR) and the future of open circuit (OC) scuba for tech diving. Instructor...
