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Hi all:
have any of you guys done any research on personal dive computers. I am looking for a versatile wrist watch for scuba/free diving. So far I have read about Eddy by Cressisub Oceanic Geo I will appreciate any input |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 130
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Re: Personal dive computers
As with many things in life, something that does it all is nothing more than a series of comprimises that you can live with. a computer that does free diving, scuba, and nitrox well is a comprimise, and a recipe to get bent, in my opinion.
My advice is to buy a computer that is well suited for what you plan to do the most, and when you do something else, be very carefull. I dive the nitek duo, a inexpensive two gas comp that handles deco and has set points for conservatism. I would not free dive with it under any circumstance, it would be like hauling fire wood in a yugo, it was never designed for that. Sunto seems to be very popular among my free diving buddies, and when they scuba they use a different comp. Eric |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Oceanside, CA, USA
Posts: 460
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Re: Personal dive computers
Look at the Suunto D4. Designed for Scuba, Nitrox, with very specific Freedive functions also.
- Robbert
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Re: Personal dive computers
Thanks
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