Hello

[cg43]

Hello from Lübeck in Germany .
I found this board on the website from Lothar (oldtimer) .  seveke.de/tauchen/

1967 when I was a 14 year old boy I read Cousteau's  "silent world"  and it became my bible .
In that time the double Hose reg. was not vintage and it was used often .
16 year old I tried to design a double hose reg. that could be placed on any position on the tanks
without influenz to the breathing efford and that regulates to the same ambient pressur like 
a single hose reg.  I dont suceed , like many others .
50 years later I found an easy solution for my problem's .
I build 4 of this reg. ,tested them and publisched them together with Lothar (oldtimer) in the "HTG" magazine .
You can find the artikel on Lothars website : seveke.de/tauchen/altes/0artikel/th13-falteschlauchmundregler-lange.pdf

Greeting's from germany   Rainer

[vance]

Greetings Rainer, and welcome!

Many of us are familiar with Lothar's work. I'll need to translate the article into English to get a better understanding of the concept. Please post some info here if you would!

You'll need to read the tech section sticky on how to post photos. Again, welcome to the board!

[nikeajax]

Welcome aboard Rainer: it's always nice to have someone new here!

Did you know there's a volcano in Washington State with your name

www.nps.gov/mora/index.htm

Mount Rainer



Jaybird

[cg43]

Hello Phil

Some more information will follow and I will work on picktures .

Greetings   Rainer

[cg43]

Hello Jaybird

Woh , thats a big vulcano and dangerous too .

Greetings    Rainer

[Aquala1]

Welcome!

[SeaRat]

Hallo Rainer,

Mt. Rainer liegt in der Nähe von Seattle, Washington in den USA. Es ist ein ziemlicher Berg. Die Höhe beträgt 14.410 Fuß (4.392 Meter). Hier ist eine Webseite des U.S. Park Service über den Berg.

www.nps.gov/mora/index.htm

Auch ich muss Ihre Seite ein wenig übersetzen, um herauszufinden, was Sie entworfen haben, aber sie sieht sehr interessant aus.

John

Hello Rainer,

Mt. Rainer is close to Seattle, Washington in the USA. It is quite a mountain. It is 14,410 feet (4392 meters) in height. Here is a webpage from the U.S. Park Service about the mountain.

www.nps.gov/mora/index.htm

I too will have to translate your page a bit to figure out what you have designed, but it looks very interesting.

John

[cg43]

Hello Aquala 1

Thank you for the wellcome .

Greetings Rainer

[cg43]

Hello John

I looked for the dangerous vulcano "Mount Rainer" in the net .
With 70 years I'm no more so dangerous , hope my stamina has not weekend .
My wife will know . Hope she don't read this , otherwise.......

Greetings Rainer