phork
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I have a Uwatec Aladin Tec 2g. Love it. It does everything I could need until/if I ever get into tech diving which will be a lllooonnngg time from now if ever.
help on new computer
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NJStateRanger
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Not odd to me as I spear fish and lobster, which means I get to stick my arm/hands into small places
You could start here: How To Choose a Dive Computer - free online class
Alberto (aka eDiver)
Lots of choices out there .... so far we have 55 console type dive computers in our database.
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I use a Oceanic Geo 2.0 and I really love it. Wrist mount, can do any recreational dive, supports Nitrox, can do 2 gases, and fairly cheap these days.
I also bought the data cable to download my dives to my mac, to keep detailed logs showing me the dive profile.
Gotta also recommend DiveNav's great tools for choosing a dive computer. I go eDiving with my Geo 2.0 in the winter months when I can't dive in real life.
I also bought the data cable to download my dives to my mac, to keep detailed logs showing me the dive profile.
Gotta also recommend DiveNav's great tools for choosing a dive computer. I go eDiving with my Geo 2.0 in the winter months when I can't dive in real life.
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Thanks to all who have responded, but I was given an op. to get a sunnto geiko basically new in box. Which I did do, this appears to fit all my needs and I will use my matrix for back up (on air).
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