Atom 2.0 Transmitter
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Codie
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Easy, short answer... NO :-(
They work on different technologies and frequencies. Oceanic uses serial numbers to pair PDC and transmitters together, whereas Suunto PDC's need to be "synchronised" before the dive. I am not sure whether Suunto PDC's have the 'buddy' feature, probably not possible due to the way they get paired.
You can however monitor transmitters from Aeris computers, and visa-versa.
They work on different technologies and frequencies. Oceanic uses serial numbers to pair PDC and transmitters together, whereas Suunto PDC's need to be "synchronised" before the dive. I am not sure whether Suunto PDC's have the 'buddy' feature, probably not possible due to the way they get paired.
You can however monitor transmitters from Aeris computers, and visa-versa.
Codie
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No problem. Now you just need to spend some time convincing your 'buddies' to buy Oceanic or Aeris 
On a side-note, as much as I love Oceanic gear (Excursion, Atom 2.0, and Delta 4 reg), if I had the money floating around, I probably would have gotten a D9 instead of the Atom 2.0 which is about half the price of the Suunto.
On a side-note, as much as I love Oceanic gear (Excursion, Atom 2.0, and Delta 4 reg), if I had the money floating around, I probably would have gotten a D9 instead of the Atom 2.0 which is about half the price of the Suunto.
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