OTS AGA MKII Black Silicone FFM 2nd Stage Non-Positive Pressure

This is the OTS AGA MKII Black Silicone FFM 2nd Stage Non-Positive Pressure

Features:

• The Divator II has been tested by Duke University to 1,800 feet (unmanned test) and found to be extremely reliable. Many professional divers choose the AGA FFM.
• With the addition of our OTS Ambient Breathing Valve® (ABV-1), standby divers as well as divers on the surface can effortlessly conserve their gas supply by breathing surrounding air through the ABV®
• All the Interspiro Full-Face Masks listed below have been tested by the U.S. Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) and are approved for Naval use.

The Interspiro line of diving Full-Face Masks (FFMs) are high quality masks and have been field proven by Government, Military, and Commercial & Public Safety Teams around the world. The FFMs are primarily used with SCUBA, but are often utilized with surface supplied gas as well as rebreathers.

The Divator II has been tested by Duke University to 1,800 feet (unmanned test) and found to be extremely reliable. Many professional divers choose the AGA FFM. With the addition of our OTS Ambient Breathing Valve® (ABV-1), standby divers as well as divers on the surface can effortlessly conserve their gas supply by breathing surrounding air through the ABV®.All the Interspiro Full-Face Masks listed below have been tested by the U.S. Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) and are approved for Naval use.

Underwater communications is achieved by the addition of an Ear/Microphone Assembly (shown on left) which allows for both through-water communications when paired with a communications unit like the SSB-2010, or hard-wire communications via the CR-4 ComRope. Alternatively, for a more compact/less expensive option, a Buddy Phone® can be installed on the FFM for through-water communications only.



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