new computer

[vincent54]

I am now tired of my 2000 Aeris computer. It is a hose mounted console type. I would like to upgrade to an easy to read ,operate system. Can be wrist or console but would like to have it read pressure. I like the Suunto, but don't know how it compares to others. My Aeris has been shutting off and on, sent it back to the dive shop, new battery but continues its erratic behavior. It could be just getting worn out or had some oxidation somewhere, but I think it is time for a new one. My typical dive is a wall dive, wait a couple of hours and a longer shallow dive. Nothing too extreme, and always a no decompression dive. Any input is appreciated. Cheers

 

[beaverdivers]

I believe the SubGear XP-H by Scubapro fits your needs.

 

[soonerwink]

Check out the Atomic Cobalt, very easy to read and use. I like mine much better than my Suunto Vytec. I even like it better than my Aeris T3.

 

[jlevine]

I had a first generation Suunto Cobra. I found it very easy to use. The only thing I didn't like was the conservative algorithm. I found myself hanging out above everyone during dives.

 

[buddhasummer]

Suunto Zoop in a Deep Sea Supply wrist mount.

 

[jellybelly]

some people find the suunto algorithm too conservitave some like it. I have a stinger myself and find it a bit conservitave especially on multi dives in a day .so im going for an oceanic oc1 with dual algorithim function should cover all the bases.