redneck23ms
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i just purchased a used suunto zoop as my 1st computer and i have a few questions. is there anywhere to find the manual online? also is the screen guard available online anywhere as mine is cracked?
a few zoop?s
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redneck23ms
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awesome. thanks. i saw that screen guard on ebay but didn't want to deal with international shipping.
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I think this is the same one: Buy SUUNTO Replacement Gauge Protector for Vytec, Vyper & Gekko Computers from Leisure Pro
In additon to reading the manual, you can see the Zoop in action in the Zoop online class and you can practice with it using our simulators.
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any issues using the zoop in a pool a few times? i've read that pool chemicals can be a problem for some computers but didn't know if that was just for alot of extended use or what.
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Chlorine is not friendly to dive gear. As long as you give it a good soak/rinse after each session you should be fine.
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ok thanks. i just got this computer and have a chance to get in a pool in a few days and would like to play with it for a while to get more familiar with it but if the pool chemicals would damage it i'd just leave it at home
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A good rinse after a little play in the pool won't hurt it. Luckily the Zoop is a very easy computer to use. Spend a bit of time reading the manual and playing with it I'm sure you'll figure it out in no time. Accessing dives within the Dive log can be a little confusing at first. Good luck.
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