Dr. Lecter
Contributor
Up for sale is my Atomic Cobalt. For more details about this awesome machine than I care to paraphrase, see here Atomic Aquatics Cobalt - Simply Brilliant
169 dives on the clock, most in fresh water, zero problems with the unit since I bought it new. All buttons work right on the first push, even in gloves, and a battery charge will last for over 20 dives or at least 6 months of storage (YMMV based on screen brightness settings). Firmware is current. If you ever do have an issue with it, posting in the Cobalt thread or PMing Cobalt developer RonR on here will more than likely set you right, and the folks at Atomic stand behind their products.
Everything you see below is included: Cobalt, original box, blank warranty card, charging block, screen protectors, all hoses and cables, a handy webbing attachment for the Cobalt's top bar, and a Pelican 1120 case with custom-cut foam that fits the computer, its charging block, and the USB charging cable like a glove.
There is nothing wrong with this Cobalt, and it has never been repaired--though the one time my wife's Cobalt needed a new battery due to water intrusion, RonR and Atomic got it fixed up and back diving fast, right, and free. Screen is flawless, and body is in very good condition with some light scuffing around the edges, nothing deep or ugly.
This has been my favorite piece of gear because of its impressive planning/diving/logging capabilities, easy/intuitive interface for all its numerous functions, reliability, beautiful color OLED screen, and great battery life. I have cared for it meticulously after each dive. However, tech is taking up more and more of my diving time and the new Petrel looks like it will be a better choice than continuing to use a console (even a console I love) for these dives.
Will start at $999 shipped and insured to any US destination, but will happily discuss serious offers. Let me know if you need better pictures of something, I know the low light and flash didn't do it justice.
169 dives on the clock, most in fresh water, zero problems with the unit since I bought it new. All buttons work right on the first push, even in gloves, and a battery charge will last for over 20 dives or at least 6 months of storage (YMMV based on screen brightness settings). Firmware is current. If you ever do have an issue with it, posting in the Cobalt thread or PMing Cobalt developer RonR on here will more than likely set you right, and the folks at Atomic stand behind their products.
Everything you see below is included: Cobalt, original box, blank warranty card, charging block, screen protectors, all hoses and cables, a handy webbing attachment for the Cobalt's top bar, and a Pelican 1120 case with custom-cut foam that fits the computer, its charging block, and the USB charging cable like a glove.
There is nothing wrong with this Cobalt, and it has never been repaired--though the one time my wife's Cobalt needed a new battery due to water intrusion, RonR and Atomic got it fixed up and back diving fast, right, and free. Screen is flawless, and body is in very good condition with some light scuffing around the edges, nothing deep or ugly.
This has been my favorite piece of gear because of its impressive planning/diving/logging capabilities, easy/intuitive interface for all its numerous functions, reliability, beautiful color OLED screen, and great battery life. I have cared for it meticulously after each dive. However, tech is taking up more and more of my diving time and the new Petrel looks like it will be a better choice than continuing to use a console (even a console I love) for these dives.
Will start at $999 shipped and insured to any US destination, but will happily discuss serious offers. Let me know if you need better pictures of something, I know the low light and flash didn't do it justice.
