Dive Computer with big numbers
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It is a shame when our eyes begin to let us down. I struggle sometimes to read guages and computers U/W, even with a prescription mask.
We sell some neat Citizen dive watches where I work, with on board dive computor, but there is no way I could see those things U/W!!!
We sell some neat Citizen dive watches where I work, with on board dive computor, but there is no way I could see those things U/W!!!
dkktsunami
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On an inexpensive price point maybe check out an Oceanic VEO 3.0
VEO 3.0 Wrist Computers *Buy Oceanic at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
On the expensive side you can't beat a Liquivision or Shearwater!!
Liquivision X1 kit - Buy at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
Predator Dive Computers by Shearwater Researchs - Buy at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
Or, probably for around $35 you can insert Guage Readers into the bottom part of your mask!
VEO 3.0 Wrist Computers *Buy Oceanic at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
On the expensive side you can't beat a Liquivision or Shearwater!!
Liquivision X1 kit - Buy at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
Predator Dive Computers by Shearwater Researchs - Buy at DIVESEEKERS.com 888-SCUBA-47
Or, probably for around $35 you can insert Guage Readers into the bottom part of your mask!
The Uwatec Luna has a few different display options and in the "lite" display mode the numbers are quite large. If you get it without the transmitter, it is less expensive, but still not in the Tec 2 G range - about double the price.
The Shearwater Predator SA has very readable numbers due to the OLED display as does the Liquivision X1, but they are about 3 and 4 times the price of a Tech 2 G respectively.
The Shearwater Predator SA has very readable numbers due to the OLED display as does the Liquivision X1, but they are about 3 and 4 times the price of a Tech 2 G respectively.
I used a Vytec before I went to the Liquivision (which is perfect, because you can adjust the size of the numbers!) The Uemis computer also has large numbers and a very bright display.
Use the Dive Computers Research Tool and look at the various videos
rickyd
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Mares Nemo Wide has large numbers; multiple gases, but not air integrated.
terrylowe
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Mares Icon HD for me....wow!
charlesml3
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Oceanic Pro Plus 2. One of my favorites. Huge display and it packs a lot of functionality.
-Charles
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