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1.27.2012

Project AWARE features Jorge A. Mahauad


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1.10.2012

Jorge A. Mahauad featured in LIDERES

Jorge A. Mahauad was featured as the cover of LIDERES yesterday. The weekly business publication features different entrepreneur profiles and is the leading weekly business publication of Ecuadorian Press. The article highlights his entrepreneurship in developing the technical and rebreather diving market in the Galapagos Islands. 



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12.28.2011

Customer Reviews Galapagos Rebreathers and Jorge A. Mahauad on RebreatherWorld.com




Adam Podlaha was diving in the Galapagos from Dec 12 – 20, 2012. We had a great time supporting him. Adam is back home and has just published a trip report on rebreatherworld.com Click here to read his full experience travelling from the UK through Miami to the Galapagos via Guayaquil with a HammerHead Rebreather in his luggage. 

As far as Galapagos Rebreathers is concerned, this is what he has to say about us. 
"The dealing with Jorge was very professional and smooth. I let him know that I will be coming some 2 months before the arrival and agreed that we will meet the day of my arrival to sort out all bits and pieces.
After I arrived I went to my hotel, left some stuff there and walked to Jorge's place where after I met with him we went to his almost finished very nice and clean looking dive centre (including in my view already the best stocked dive shop) to sort out all stuff for my HH.  
I put it together, get all bits and pieces from him, tested the unit, filled in all necessary paperwork, showed my proof of training, etc. Jorge and his brother from Galapagos Rebreathers were very supportive, friendly and gave me all I needed to dive my HH in Galapagos. 
I will definitely be coming back in the future; Jorge is organizing some Rebreather dedicated live aboard trips in the near future. Just be aware of one of their dogs "the Beast" when you ring a bell at his place."

The dog is a security measure and a good, dirty, smelly friend; anyway, there is a good cage designed to hold "the beast" away from costumers and their rebreathers.

We have a few rebreather trips planned for 2012 and 2013. We will be posting about them soon, dive safe.

Jorge A. Mahauad

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12.22.2011

Season Greetings from Jorge A. Mahauad



I would like to wish the readers of this blog happy holidays. Thank you for following its content. I have very exciting plans for advanced diving and underwater exploration in the Galapagos Islands for 2012. For information of upcoming trips, events and expeditions please do not hesitate to contact me.

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12.20.2011

Rebreather Forum 3.0


For anyone with an interest in rebreather technology and science, Rebreather Forum 3 (RF3) is an unmissable occasion. This is the perfect opportunity for you to get up to speed with current thinking in rebreather technology from the industry's foremost minds.

This unique conference will address the major issues surrounding rebreather technology, and its application in sport diving.  RF3 has two key objectives; an emphasis on safety and the much needed peer review of the state of the art.  As a RF3 delegate you will be part of this important process.

I will be attending the event as part of Galapagos Rebreathers and reporting from there live. For information and invitations do not hesitate to contact me.


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12.17.2011

Survey for Rebreather Forum 3




The Rubicon Foundation in collaboration with Divers Alert Network, Duke Anesthesiology, and the Navy Experimental Diving Unit have written a survey. Their aim is to evaluate the use of existing carbon dioxide (CO2) canister tracking technology within the recreation and technical diving community. Please follow the link below to complete the survey. The results will be published in scientific literature as soon as they are compiled, with preliminary results being presented in Orlando at Rebreather Forum 3 in May.


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11.16.2011

Visual Cylinder Inspections available through Jorge A. Mahauad

Jorge A. Mahauad participated in the PSI-PCI Visual Cylinder Inspector VCI Course during DEMA 2011. Cylinder inspections under PSI- PCI standards are now available in the Galapagos through him.



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