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That does sound pretty durable!Aerospace titanium and sapphire crystal.
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That does sound pretty durable!Aerospace titanium and sapphire crystal.
The info a snorkeler or free diver needs is already on the scuba screen. So if it defaults to scuba, everyone is happy & safe. Without NDL it is useless to scuba people. And does anyone really need a "snorkeling computer"? I mean what else is there besides depth.the watch defaults to snorkel mode. settings, dive settings, dive mode. change from snorkel to dive.
so if i’m a free diver or snorkeler why would i want it to default to dive mode? smh.
smh
And yet not the first watch to require the user to select a specific function in order to use that function.The info a snorkeler or free diver needs is already on the scuba screen. So if it defaults to scuba, everyone is happy & safe. Without NDL it is useless to scuba people. And does anyone really need a "snorkeling computer"? I mean what else is there besides depth.
This will be the first dive computer that requires the user to "enable dive computer" if a setting is needed.
Seems like good feedback for the developers. Having it default to "not scuba" seems like a poor choice.The info a snorkeler or free diver needs is already on the scuba screen. So if it defaults to scuba, everyone is happy & safe. Without NDL it is useless to scuba people. And does anyone really need a "snorkeling computer"? I mean what else is there besides depth.
This will be the first dive computer that requires the user to "enable dive computer" if a setting is needed.
Can you reset the watch?Another interesting note. If you scuba dive in snorkel mode, like I did, you are locked out of using scuba mode for 24 hours. So if you are on dive one of your vacation boat dive, it won't work in dive one or dive two. Terrible design IMO. If user needs to select scuba vs snorkel it needs to be done during onboarding.
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That's actually kind of normal. Garmin and Shearwater both lock you out from diving if you do a dive in gauge mode - but on those computers you can reset it to let you dive anyway.Another interesting note. If you scuba dive in snorkel mode, like I did, you are locked out of using scuba mode for 24 hours. So if you are on dive one of your vacation boat dive, it won't work in dive one or dive two. Terrible design IMO. If user needs to select scuba vs snorkel it needs to be done during onboarding.
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