Freebooter Tech runs closed-circuit rebreather operations and underwater recovery out of Leavenworth, Kansas — and catalogues, tests, and ships what comes back up. Work is taken by referral.
One platform, one crew, one manifest — from the descent to the shipping label.
Closed-circuit platforms recycle every breath — scrubbed of CO₂, re-oxygenated, and returned. Hours of working time where open circuit gets minutes, and near-silence the whole way. Scrubber consumables are stocked and managed in-house.
Search, rigging, and lift for equipment and cargo that ended up underwater. Each job is surveyed before the descent, documented on the bottom, and handed off dry — with the paperwork to match.
Recovered and surplus gear is inspected, photographed, catalogued, and sold through established online marketplaces. Inventory is tracked from intake to sale — recent lots have ranged from industrial lighting to rigging hardware and replacement components.
Open-circuit scuba vents each exhale into the water. A rebreather keeps it: exhaled gas passes through a CO₂ scrubber, a small injection of oxygen replaces only what the body actually consumed, and the same volume returns to the diver. The result is a quiet, gas-efficient loop that stretches time on the bottom — which is exactly what recovery work needs.
Every item that crosses the bench — recovered or surplus — is logged into inventory, photographed, and either returned to service or listed for sale. The manifest is the business record: intake, condition, disposition, sale.
Freebooter Tech works by referral and does not solicit engagements. Existing clients and referred parties can reach the operation below.