Ah, am probably confusing iRiver with iDive! Apologies for that.
They're very rare and have similarly esoteric use cases: deep diving, but not too deep, but enough for hours of deco boredom.
Audio Freediving Computer + Music Player
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They're very rare and have similarly esoteric use cases: deep diving, but not too deep, but enough for hours of deco boredom.
Here are some of my adventures in underwater audio:
wreckedinmyrevo.com
Note that the headphones are actually the ones from the H2O Audio. I have also since then had another case manufactured which is about half the length.
On a recent trip, one of the divers had the DiveVolk case for the iPhone and was playing some music and you could hear it pretty well on deco. Of course, the problem is that if divers don't have the same musical taste, then everybody has to listen to whatever that person is playing.
Regards,
- brett
Underwater Audio – Part II
Diving on deep wrecks can be very rewarding, but it can also very boring during deco. Sometimes you can do your decompression on a wall or reef that is nearby but that is not very often. Most often…
wreckedinmyrevo.com
Note that the headphones are actually the ones from the H2O Audio. I have also since then had another case manufactured which is about half the length.
On a recent trip, one of the divers had the DiveVolk case for the iPhone and was playing some music and you could hear it pretty well on deco. Of course, the problem is that if divers don't have the same musical taste, then everybody has to listen to whatever that person is playing.
Regards,
- brett
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