CLOSED CIRCUIT REBREATHER COURSE
Megalodon CCR
The Megalodon CCR Rebreather is a
fine piece of diving machine sporting double heavy-duty
o-ring seals on all connections, a heavy-duty derlin
stack where the electronics and canister are housed.
The unit coms without a harness system so individualism
is the motto of the day when it comes how to carry
the unit ranging from transpack soft packs to stainless
steel plates or even Armadillo sidemount systems.
The ADV is a nice safety feature addition during busy
events or runaway descents. The HUD is a sweet dream
to dive with enabling the diver to watch the Po2 at
all times, even the busiest ones.
Type of Rebreather:
CCR electronically controlled with
three oxygen sensors but can be used manually with
diluent and oxygen inflators mounted on the counterlungs.
Number of handsets:
Two hand set electronics easy to
use menu with excellent milivolt readings to see when
the sensors expire or for oxygen calibration.
Great display of batteries voltage to see when they
are ready for a new set.
Location of main electronics:
In the original unit the main electronics
are located in the lid right next to the sensors,
solenoid and battery compartments.
Information displayed in the handsets:
There is not any decompression information
given on the handsets, time or depth is displayed
at this point. The Po2 is displayed on the main default
screen. Set points can be chosen ranging from Manual
to 0.4, 0.7, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4.
Heads Up Electronics(HUD:
Rebreather has optional HUD that
works great. Amber blink: Po2 is 1.0 Red blink: Per
red blink a Po2 of 0.1 below Po2 of 1.0 Green blink:
Per green blink a Po2 of 0.1 above Po2 of 1.0
Sensors:
Three Theledyne sensor are used
in the original manufacturer version.
Batteries:
Battery packs utilizing AA batteries
that have to be soldered together sitting in two independent
battery compartments inside the stack and lid together
with the main switches.
Automatic Diluent Valve (ADV):
Optional available with older larger
version utilizing a Scubapro second stage and newer
streamlined version designed by Innerspace Systems.
Tank size and mounting:
Sidemounted on the unit, capable
of up to 7 ltr tanks depending on mount used. Tiger
gear tank racks working great.
Recommended tank size:
Best with 19 steel cft to 40 cft
aluminum tanks
ANDI / TDI / IANTD Megalodon Closed
Circuit Rebreather Air Diluent
Duration : 5-7 days
This course is designed to teach
the user how to dive with the Megalodon Closed Circuit
Rebreather using air as diluent. The course consists
of between 6-8 hours of classroom sessions, equipment
preparation followed by 4 hours of confined water
sessions and 8 Training dives.
Pre-study is required, as well as
successful completion of the written exam.
Student Pre-Requisites
* Minimum age: 18 years.
* A minimum of Advanced Nitrox
Skills on the course include:
* Solenoid failure drills.
* Electronics failure
* SMB deployment techniques
* Open circuit bail out and mouthpiece drills
* Flooded rebreather Manual Control of the unit
* Calibration Techniques
* Pre dive checks and post dive maintenance
* Hypercapnia control
* Buoyancy techniques
* Electronic set up
ANDI / TDI / IANTD Megalodon Mixed Closed Circuit
Rebreather
Duration : 5-7 days
This is the intermediate level
certification course for divers wishing to utilize
a Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) for mixed gas
diving. The objective of the course is to train
divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures
for mixed gas diving on the ISC Megalodon CCR, utilizing
a mixed gas diluent containing sixteen (16%) percent
or greater oxygen, and to develop intermediate CCR
diving skills appropriate to technical diving to
a maximum of two hundred (200) fsw / sixty (60)
msw.
Student Pre-Requisites
The student must:
. Be a minimum age of eighteen (18).
. Have a verified log of a minimum of fifty (50)
rebreather hours distributed over a minimum of fifty
(50) dives on the specific rebreather. Fifty (50)
% deeper than sixty six (66) fsw / twenty (20) msw.
All to be deeper than twenty (30) fsw / nine (9)
msw. If the diver has fifty (50) hours on another
CCR unit recognized by TDI , only twenty five (25)
hours are required to be on the ISC Megalodon.
Have completed and qualified the TDI Air Diluent
Rebreather Course or equivalent from agencies recognized
by TDI.
ANDI / TDI / IANTD Megalodon Advance
Mixed Closed Circuit Rebreather
Duration : 5-8 days
This is the highest level certification
course for divers wishing to utilize the ISC Megalodon
Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) for advanced mixed
gas diving. The objective of the course is to train
divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures
for advanced mixed gas diving on a CCR and to develop
advanced CCR diving skills appropriate to technical
diving to a maximum of three hundred thirty (330)
fsw / one hundred (100) msw.
Student Pre-Requisites
The student must:
. 1. Be a minimum age of eighteen (18).
. Have a verified log of a minimum of one hundred
(100) CCR hours distributed over a minimum of one
hundred (100) dives on the ISC Megalodon CCR. Fifty
(50) % of these dives must be deeper than one hundred
(100) fsw / thirty (30) msw. All to be deeper than
twenty (30) fsw / nine (9) msw. If the diver has
one hundred (100) hours on another CCR unit recognized
by TDI, only fifty (50) hours are required to be
on the ISC Megalodon.
Have completed and qualified the TDI Air Diluent
CCR Course or equivalent from agencies recognized
by TDI.
Other CCR Rebreather Training;
Hammerhead
CCR
Megalodon
CCR
CCR
Instructor Courses
DIRrebreathers
CCR
Cave
Download the required forms
and releases ?
TDI Liability Release & Assumption of Risk form
TDI Medical Statement form
TDI Medical Sign Off
ANDI Medical Statement form
ANDI Liability Release & Express Assumption
of Risk form
IANTD Medical Statement form
Downloads for CCR ?
TDI Air Diluent CCR Diver Course Unit Specific
Additional Information on Rebreathers
What is a Rebreather?
What are the advantages
of using a CCR?
Frequently Asked
Questions on Rebreathers
SCR Rebreathers
( Semiclose )
To view a Molecular Products declaration of SOFNOLIME
transport class as non-hazardous.
To view the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for
SOFNOLIME.
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