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I hear you. I earned my YMCA certification from a Navy UDT diver in '73 then followed up with a full string of PADI certifications when my wife learned to dive for her 60th birthday. In short, a dive computer is another safety device for our chosen activity that requires life support gear to...

I use the Peregrine as my backup - very satisfied.

For recreation diving, the Scuba Pro Hydros Pro, with the travel harness is a compact light weight BC option. Traveling without the weight pocket assemblies saves space and reduces weight carried. One can use a weight belt, easily obtained at one's destination, or place weights in the BC back...

The light mode displays No Stop Time in the bottom right quadrant. If the computer is paired with the wireless pressure transmitter, and configured to compute remaining bottom time, it will display the more conservative value of either RBT or NST.

I have a ScubaPro Hydros Pro and I always flush my BCD after use by unscrewing the dump valves and also pour water in the inflator hose.

This is an excellent product. You will have no problems using it in salt water. As with all equipment, proper maintenance is key to longevity.

The zippers are a bit fragile. I try to keep them clean, well lubricated, and handle them with kid gloves.

Contact ScubaPro directly - I find their customer service fantastic. Given the HydrosPro is one of their premier products, they will take care of you.

This is something ScubaPro needs to address head on. A computer that is not functioning properly diminishes ones confidence in whether this piece of gear will keep you safe. I, for one, expect a technical explanation for the exhibited behavior. Otherwise, I know they are as clueless as I am...

Interesting. I completed two dives yesterday. The first dive does not show up in my G2 log book, nor can I download that logged dive to my computer or my phone. The second dive was logged and - the G2 recorded that it was the second dive that day and the surface interval was i hr, 9 min. The...