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I'd guess humor and pretty clever title for marketing. Made us read the thread, didn't it? We see leopards, but it's not so common that we don't get excited about it up here. BTW, I love the Dive Dry series very informative and entertaining.

I've seen seals do the same thing. It's the same behavior as when they nibble your fins. It's important keep in mind that pinnipeds are carnivorous predators, and that many carnivorous mammals exhibit behavior that many would deem cruel. Even the cute ones. One possible thing to consider is...

Here it is. If your computer is flashing ALT, it is a terminal failure. The computer has reached the end of it's life. It cannot be used safely. It must be returned to Oceanic for repair OR upgrade .There is no in the field trick to correct it. Sometimes this error is intermittent, which is MORE...

Nope. Wont work. The motherboard is different and the download memory chip is not installed in the computer. You cannot hack what does not exist. The pins have several uses, one of which is water activation, and to upload software to the motherboard during manufacturing process. The divots exist...

Please see here: Diverlog Please note that the manufacturer of this software is the same company, Pelagic Pressure Systems, is the same company that manufactures the dive computers for Hollis and other brands.

Their tech support people are usually pretty good. Give them a call and ask.

one thing you might want to think about, if it malfunctions, they can longer repair it. And it's old. It will be an upgrade only.

BATTERY KIT, ATOM/GEO - Computer Accessories - Computers Same battery kit.

As long as the HP spool in properly installed, there is no problem.

yes and yes. Just make the they are coded for the transmitter.

yes, they are cross compatible. Probably cannot check each others air. Call their tech support people. Without the buddy check, it does bad things to your algorithms.

I do a lot of surf entries and I must say you have lost your mind. Either that, or there is a deep an abiding need for a sarcasm font. LOL

I'd say my brain is the finest dive instrument I can possibly own, but I understand the intent of the question. I would choose one of the Shearwaters. Just my opinion.

The transmitter can be used with either computer, but you cannot monitor each others air supply, That is the buddy check which was removed about 3 years ago.

Without going into details, I am in a position to dive anything I want. Right now I have about 60 bouyancy control models from ten or twelve manufacturers in my size at my disposal. For recreational diving, it's my first choice and has been for eight years. And, no, I don't work for Scubapro :-)...

The conservitive factor is on or off. It is available for both algorithms. What it does is change the decompression algorithm so it calculates your dives as if you were one elevation higher than you actually are. To match your buddies computer, you would have to try the four different settings...

Inflator system with w/ RE valve 16" part number 208.1061.016.Not sure if they still make it.

100 dives X 3 feet of visibilty equals 300 feet of visiblilty :-) YAY!

It works the same way as a ordinary wrist watch. There are pins with spring loads in them, you need to have a thin tool, like a small screwdriver, slip it in near where it connects, then push the pin over, place some tension on the strap so one end pops free, the other side is easy, just a tug...

If you have had the reg serviced within the last five years or so, the problem would have been fixed.