Rule of 1/3s on Rebreather Sorb?

[@psychobl15]

So glad you guys did this video. Thank you Achim. You once again shared knowledge and explained the reasoning behind your decision making. Gus really appreciate the collaboration. I really hope she shares information so we can all learn together.

[@dexon-sm3lv]

Awesome collaboration.

[@anchopanchorancho]

Im glad to see this collab, my favorite dive folks all in the same place. Good stuff boys.

[@timgosling6189]

Always useful to have these discussions.

[@vincentjadoul3648]

I assume there will be a gas planning section in the training package of the Go. The gas planning question was pretty well addressed by SSI and Mares for their recreational SCR.

[@sidemountpros]

Nice job guys, great to see you all together :)

[@DIVETALK]

Wish you would’ve joined us Steve!

[@trevorduncan9635]

First time I'm hearing 1/3 for scrubber... thank you internet gurus

[@MathewLS]

Really cool to see you guys together! Achim, will you do a review of the Go rebreather? Would be great to hear your thoughts on it, who do you see it for, who shouldn't consider it, pros/cons... Perhaps become a Go insturctor in EU? When I saw the videos from James @DiversReady , where he was describing/filming his diving at Bikini Atoll and wreck diving (2-3 months ago, 3 part video) at about ~60m, I was questioning if the Go is a suitable unit for such a project? What would be your thoughts on it?

[@Freakschwimmer]

Holy Crap... I only recognised Gus once he started talking :D

[@ScubaGirlsInternational]

Thank you for such an awesome video. I don't think that person was going to hear you guys no matter what was said on FB. I'd be curious to their highest cert level and instructor. They might need to revisit the knowledge base.

[@stevedenruyter4902]

I peed laughing on this video. Thnx Achim and DiveTalk 😅

[@tingkka]

Did Gus get on Wygovy? He lost a ton of weight. Awesome to see him healthier.

[@haliotis35]

Here is the collab haha nice stuff :)

[@Ragman1983]

Great practice, Great video!

[@vincentjadoul3648]

Will you be present with the Go at the Boot in Düsseldorf ?

[@CoastalDevelopment]

yes, we will be at the TaucherNet Booth last Friday 7 Saturday

[@vincentjadoul3648]

@CoastalDevelopment 17/01/2025

[@CoastalDevelopment]

@vincentjadoul3648 last Friday/ Saturday, that's 24th and 25th

[@vincentjadoul3648]

@@CoastalDevelopment too bad, will be on 18 & 19 then fly back to Zurich. Any chance to meet in Paris from 9/01 to 12/01?

[@CoastalDevelopment]

@@vincentjadoul3648 :-( not in Paris, sorry

[@RAVINGMUNSTER]

Will the Go ever be available in Europe?

[@CoastalDevelopment]

@@RAVINGMUNSTER yes , of course!

[@RAVINGMUNSTER]

@CoastalDevelopment Any idea when?

[@DIVETALK]

@@RAVINGMUNSTER now. You can order one right now at divetalkgo.com

[@andreaskiefer8603]

​@@CoastalDevelopmentand will there be courses / instructors near Munich?

[@CoastalDevelopment]

@@RAVINGMUNSTER the GO can be ordered right now and for training drop me a message: [e-mail]

[@arjanwesselink3418]

Ok.. i'll bite. PSI is the yoke connection of units; it will work, but eventually reality sets in and the experts will move to BAR (DIN). It's just better. Fact: Inch: At first an inch was the width of a man's thumb. In the 14th century, King Edward II of England ruled that 1 inch equalled 3 grains of barley placed end to end lengthwise.😂

[@arjanwesselink3418]

But.... still jealous.

[@CoastalDevelopment]

@@arjanwesselink3418 it has no yoke connection but a DIN