Hello fellow DB'ers,
I often troll the local Craig's List ads and this item came up when I was browsing diving-related search terms:
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Hyperbaric oxygen chamber
Hyperbaric oxygen chamber - $12000
Date: 2010-10-10, 5:40PM PDT
Reply to: see below
2007 Vitaeris Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber and oxygen concentrator, portable, fits 2 people. Great for all kinds of health issues eg: stroke, autism, post diving,
Would like $12,000.00 obo. call 604 464 5889.
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Sweet, the ultimate diving accessory!
Own your own decompression chamber and you can sleep like Michael Jackson, woo-hoo!
You could practice equalization techniques in true comfort--just dial up a couple atmospheres of pressure, kick back and try your best BTV, ear wiggling type of maneuvers. In addition, if you already own one of those low-oxygen, high altitude tents, then you could bring that into the chamber and train both the higher pressure of depth and the hypoxia associated with breath holds together without even getting wet.
Anyone else see anything interesting for sale on Craigslist recently?
Cheers from Vangroover,
Sean
I often troll the local Craig's List ads and this item came up when I was browsing diving-related search terms:
-----------------
Hyperbaric oxygen chamber
Hyperbaric oxygen chamber - $12000
Date: 2010-10-10, 5:40PM PDT
Reply to: see below
2007 Vitaeris Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber and oxygen concentrator, portable, fits 2 people. Great for all kinds of health issues eg: stroke, autism, post diving,
Would like $12,000.00 obo. call 604 464 5889.
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Sweet, the ultimate diving accessory!
Own your own decompression chamber and you can sleep like Michael Jackson, woo-hoo!
You could practice equalization techniques in true comfort--just dial up a couple atmospheres of pressure, kick back and try your best BTV, ear wiggling type of maneuvers. In addition, if you already own one of those low-oxygen, high altitude tents, then you could bring that into the chamber and train both the higher pressure of depth and the hypoxia associated with breath holds together without even getting wet.
Anyone else see anything interesting for sale on Craigslist recently?
Cheers from Vangroover,
Sean
