Richie Kohler, Kevin Gurr and I dropped in to Eagle's Nest over the weekend and enjoyed some great visibility for photography. Richie and I have graduated, and are now set loose to stack up hours on our new Sentinels while we prepare to teach this unit in the near future. We were both completely impressed with the technology, and absolutely salivating over the new CO2 monitor on the Expedition unit. - Jill Heinerth
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did you prefer the sentinel or the inspiration? i have friend a inspiration certified
he wants to buy a rebreather
a sentinel he says to me
that the price it was very correct and
it s a good machine no?
Charlie
Posted by: Charlie | 28 July 2009 at 03:03 PM
That CO2 monitor is on everybodys wish list.
Posted by: Don Six | 29 June 2009 at 03:46 PM