Dust Caps for the O2 hose and top of the scrubber Narked at 90
Oxygen Sensors R-22D OXYGEN SENSOR
A new sensor should output approximately 9 to 13 millivolts in air and 45 to 55 millivolts in 100% oxygen.
Tip: Sensor life can be significantly shortened by excessive exposure to heat, so keep your rebreather out of the sun whenever possible
If you look at the sensors there is a code and if it says F6 the F means June as F is the sixth letter of the alphabet and the sixth month of the year and 6 is for the year 2006.
Places to get cells
http://www.rebreatherspares.co.uk/
Loop cleaner
Buddy clean as recomended by APD for the inspo and evo
Virkon RelyOn as recomended by Canadian Forces diving community, http://www.diveriteexpress.com/rebreathers/relyon.shtml
Manual Inflation Valves
The allen key to remove the manual inflation valves is a 13mm and the thread is anticlockwise.
Inspiration Hose tool
£20 on Divelife website and £18.89 for a really good one at Narked at 90
Inspiration flat packing DT type box
flat-packing rebreather unit makes transporting your box simple. Weighing around 5kg, the stripped down box will fit in a bag or rucksack small enough to take as hand luggage. Just hire the cylinders at your dive destination. http://www.divingproducts.co.uk/rebreather/index.htm
HUD Underwater experiances http://www.underwaterexperiences.com/
Cylinder valve
Valve removal tool from Narked at 90
Apex first stage regulators
TX40 & 50
Service Manual T40 & 50 first stage
ADV
The gas supply hose connects with a 3/8" UNF thread. Its an upstream valve that can be used with 1st stage valves divivering 7-11 Bar
The APD diagram
VR3 I/O Port Cable Pinouts for Oxygen Sensor Here
Inspiration Classic Batterys
The code for the battery is CRP2P Good places to get them are
Handset covers Narked at 90 and Scapascuba
Inflate valves
