Drager Dolphin Rebreather Course |
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| Experience diving as never before with the
Drager Dolphin semi-closed circuit rebreather. For the first time you can experience the
silent world with no noisy valves, no hissing air, and only a tiny number of exhaust
bubbles. Many ordinarily shy inhabitants of the ocean seem to hardly notice your presence
while using a rebreather. |
Drager Dolphin Rebreather |
| With the optimal reuse of your breathing
gas, your consumption drops by up to 90%, meaning the Dolphin cylinder may last for a
whole weekend of diving. The chemical reaction involved in the absorption of carbon
dioxide in a rebreather generates heat and moisture. You will enjoy pleasantly warm
and moist inhaled air, making even ice diving more
comfortable. Also, the lower level of nitrogen in nitrox increases your
no-decompression limits. |
| The Drager Dolphin rebreather is now in
wide circulation, with rental units available in many travel
destinations and on board many of the live aboard dive boats. This course will cover assembly and disassembly, maintenance, choosing
correct nitrox mixtures, buoyancy control and more. The classroom session will be followed
by a pool session and three open water certification dives. |
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| Prerequisites:
Adventures in Diving (formerly Advanced Open Water) or Open
Water certification with 10 logged dives beyond certification, and Nitrox certification (nitrox certification available if
needed). |
| Course Fee: $495
which includes use of Drager Dolphin Rebreather Divesorb, Nitrox
fills, weights and certification processing (Drager Ray training classes also
available). |
| Schedule:
Class and pool held in Eagan. Dives at Square Lake near Stillwater, Minnesota. |
Contact
our Eagan location to schedule your Rebreather certification course. |
