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Saturday, March 27, 2010
Work in progressDear friends of the Hunchback! I have decided on the following: I will keep the
hunchback as a MCCR for while longer due to problems with space inside the canister top.
I will stop using the Fischer connectors and use regular blueglobe cable gland M16x1,5 due to problems with corrosion
inside the Fischer connector and I hate the soldering that comes with Fischer connectors. The cable gland solution is easier
soldering and more safe according to experts in the field.
I have added a 90 degree port
on the left T-junction for the O2 bypass for the BMCL. It can also be used for diluents bypass if needed.
I will add a HUD later on this spring. Keep reading the blog for updates on the project!
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Change of plans!Hi guys! I have been thinking about version 8 and I have realized the follwing: 1. I will keep The Hunchback
as an MCCR. I have noo need for an ECCR, sure it would have been fun and all, but hey! It works as an MCCR and I have less
hassle with solenoid placement and hoses etc. It will just make it all much easier and leaner. Less is more! 2. I will
go back to my original placement of bottles. O2 on the left side and diluent on the right side, to keep the hoses as short
and neat as possible. The bottles gives good balance to the rig and makes diving easier in many ways. It allows for neat hose
placement! That´s it! Took a while to make up my mind! ;=) Back to the dive garage! Have a great weekend
folks! //Carl
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Monday, March 1, 2010
New ECCR packageMy new rebreather electronics has arrived. I have tried Shearwater
electronics for a while, but I have now decided to change electronic supplier.I have now changed to Hammerhead electronics.
It looks very nice and I have followed Kevins progress for years now. Well, it was about time for me to give in to his electronic
solution for rebreathers, Hammerhead. All I can say is that their sales support has been excellent! It sure looks nice! I
will post pictures soon when the work begins to include it into the loop. I still have to find a good solution on how to integrate
the solenoid in a safe and efficient way in the canister head. 
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