viceroy
Contributor
This weekend I did a chamber dive to a simulated 51m at an altitude of 1500m above sea-level, and had my Suunto Stinger with me.
The Stinger performed flawlessly during the dive, providing accurate information for every step of the dive, including deco stops which were never violated because the chamber operator was being extremely cautious and being even more conservative than the already conservative computer.
I'd like to know why the computer said it would be ok do do an 18m dive for 21 minutes immediately after this "extreme exposure" dive? Surely making any sort of dive after a 51m would be taking a big chance? Surely the computer has been built to be as safe as possible?
If anyone would like to reply, I'd really appreciate it
The Stinger performed flawlessly during the dive, providing accurate information for every step of the dive, including deco stops which were never violated because the chamber operator was being extremely cautious and being even more conservative than the already conservative computer.
I'd like to know why the computer said it would be ok do do an 18m dive for 21 minutes immediately after this "extreme exposure" dive? Surely making any sort of dive after a 51m would be taking a big chance? Surely the computer has been built to be as safe as possible?
If anyone would like to reply, I'd really appreciate it