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Siel Jacket for ventral apparatus Jack for Military Diving: The JACK Jacket has been designed to be used with all SIEL Oxygen Ventral Rebreathers. The ballasts placed on the back allow the operator to obtain a better trim and a greater comfort while diving.
Reel spool made of high strength plastic with redesigned side holes to reduce weight and facilitate the carabiner hooking to retain the rope. Includes 45 m high visibility orange wire. Stainless Steel double bolt snap trigger included.
Siel Jacket Shark Bouyancy Compensator for Military Diving: The SHARK Buoyancy Compensator represents the latest generation in the design of jackets, to be used with all SIEL Oxygen Ventral Rebreathers. Its design provides the maximum buoyancy, offering stability and control in any operative condition.
Reel spool type made of high strength plastic, redesigned side holes thats reduces weight and facilitates the carabiner hooking to retain the rope. Includes 45 m high visibility orange wire. Stainless Steel double bolt snap trigger included.
Siel MK4 CDV Dorsal Kit for Caimano Rebretaher Military Diving: The kit allows to wear the Caimano MK4 CDV rebreather on the back instead than in the front.
The spool is made from one piece of very durable Delrin. Can be used as a decompression or safety spool. Consists of the spool cca 33 m of 2 mm PA line and short double-ender. Spool dimension is 76 mm and width 50 mm.
Siel Full Face Mask to Rebreather Adapters for Military Diving: Siel can supply different models of Full Face Mask fitted with specific adapters for our rebreathers, ad example: OTS GUARDIAN FFM, POSEIDON FFM, SCUBAPRO FFM.
tds aluminium spool reel 30 m orange line: Reel spool type made of anodized aluminium, ultraligth, with edeged edges to prevent line breakage and facilitate the line collection. Includes 30 m high visibility orange line. Stainless Steel double bolt snap trigger included.
Siel Buddy Line for Military Diving: Connection rope. Buddy-line for diver-to-diver safety connection.
The TDS spools are manufactured with aeronautical anodized aluminum alloy in different colors according to the length of the rope and the spool model. Specifically designed for technical diving, incorporate special features such as the serrated edge for an optimal grip even with gloves and oversized holes for easy operation.
The TDS spools are manufactured with aeronautical anodized aluminum alloy in different colors according to the length of the rope and the spool model. Specifically designed for technical diving, incorporate special features such as the serrated edge for an optimal grip even with gloves and oversized holes for easy operation.
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The ATT-400 transponder can operate underwater as a pinger or transponder. This underwater acoustic transponder is small and easy to deploy in depths of 1000m. When interrogated by the STI-350, DTI-300 or VADR series acoustic receivers, the ATT-400 provides range and bearing up to 750 meters away. The ATT-400 can also be programmed to operate as a free-running pinger. With a battery life of up to six months, this transponder is ideal for marking equipment and locations in poor visibility.
This underwater beacon is a cost effective free-running pinger used for marking equipment and underwater sites to depths of 1,200m. Using a single 9-volt battery, the ULB-350 can send a continuous acoustic signal for up to 60 days or on a programmed time delay for up to three months.
This small and rugged handheld diver acoustic receiver with LCD display and signal strength meter can track and locate any acoustic pinger that operates between 5 to 80 kHz.
The PRS-275 is a diver pinger receiver that can be converted to surface pinger receiver using a separate directional hydrophone and user adjustable staff assembly. The system includes the DPR-275 diver pinger receiver, waterproof headset, adjustable staff assembly with directional hydrophone, cable assembly, and shipping container.
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