The RF3 proceedings are now available, online and free to anyone to download!

Due to interruptions in oxygen cell supply this year, AP Diving has taken steps to secure a second supplier

Rebreather diving is currently one of the fastest growing activities in the diving universe. Divers’ motivations for getting a rebreather vary. Some derive enjoyment from “piloting” a sophisticated machine like a cosmonaut journeying through (inner) space. Others find pleasure in possessing a powerful tool for exploring caves, wrecks, canyons and reef walls, and being able to silently approach and photograph marine life without any bubbles.

The nascence of recreational rebreathers was just waiting to happen. Spurred on by rapid advances in technical diving, new materials and technology, coupled with cost reductions, the allure of long and quiet dives, with vastly improved non-deco times, had to seep from the technical communities to recreational diving, leading to the design of a new generation of closed circuit rebreathers aimed primarily at recreational divers. But how far have we come to making closed circuit rebreathers a common sight along our shorelines?

Rebreathers USA is proud to announce the commencement of operations and availability of the JJ-CCR in the United States.

Vobster Diving Limited (trading as Vobster Quay) is excited to announce that it has entered into a licence with VR Technology Holdings Limited (VRTH) to support, service, manufacture and supply Sentinel closed circuit rebreathers to the recreational diving market.

Vobster Diving Limited has just issued the following press release.

Juergensen Marine, Inc. – a leading supplier of advanced expedition-grade rebreathers – is proud to announce an exclusive distribution deal with Utah based SubGravity.