If you had $200

[Chidiver1]

I'd buy a Mares Puck at LP and a bottle of Kirkland bourbon and a carton of Mexican coke at my nearest Costco.

Is that Kirkland any good?

 

[dmaziuk]

Is that Kirkland any good?

I don't really like bourbon, actually. But that stuff I could get used to.

 

[Chidiver1]

I don't really like bourbon, actually. But that stuff I could get used to.

U ruskie! Americans like Bourbon

 

[dmaziuk]

Beluga caviar. Quail's eggs. Vodka.

 

[uncfnp]

I know you want to support your LDS but...

For Sale - Oceanic GEO 2 - Excellent Condition

 

[JamesAAAA]

I know you want to support your LDS but...

For Sale - Oceanic GEO 2 - Excellent Condition

Thats a great deal I missed lol, I think i found a dive computer pending pickup currently.

 

[RIHappyDiver]

Thats a great deal I missed lol, I think i found a dive computer pending pickup currently.

If that doesn’t work out I have an i300 with about 50 dives on it that I’m probably going to list for sale in the next couple of days.

Erik

 

[BikerBecca]

if you had $200 what of the following options would you pursue? I have an spg, just looking for a simple reliable wrist computer.

• Aqua Lung I100 (New)
• Aqua Lung i300c (Used)
• Suunto Novo Zoop (Used)

A backlight isn’t something I need (I do a fair bit of night dives but if I can shine my light on the display to see it I’m happy). My parter dives with a Suunto Vyper Air and I have yet to have an issue with NDL times with algorithm issues. I am more concerned with what will plan just work. Ease of readability is a big one if anyone has an personal use with a computer.

Edit: for my own personal use I don’t need a data cable or bluetooth. I will only look at the log immediately post dive when logging.

I'd go with the Zoop. It's a really simple, reliable computer. I dive with 2 computers on each dive and my Zoop has been my reliable 2nd computer for quite some time now.