One of the First ORCA Edge INSTRUCTOR EDITION, World First Dive Computer, Working!!. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail on eBay NO RESERVE https://www.ebay.com/itm/293253538704
In 1983, the Orca Edge hit the market as the first commercially viable dive computer. The model was based on US Navy dive tables but did not calculate a decompression plan. Its design was ahead of its time—it resembled an iPod Nano. However, production capacity was only one unit a day. It was never going to emulate Apple’s sales figures.
The Orca Edge was introduced in 1983. It was the first multi-level dive computer that caught on and inspired all the rest that came after it. In excellent condition, it looks like it has never been used. It takes a lithium 9-volt battery.
I will ship it to the winner without a battery. Everything in the photo is included - the computer, the blue vinyl cover with 2 (only need 2) hose mount clamps, an extra rubber seal, an extra battery compartment screw, silicone grease, the carrying case, a review article from the March 1989 edition of Skin Diver Magazine.
In 1983, the Orca Edge hit the market as the first commercially viable dive computer. The model was based on US Navy dive tables but did not calculate a decompression plan. Its design was ahead of its time—it resembled an iPod Nano. However, production capacity was only one unit a day. It was never going to emulate Apple’s sales figures.
The Orca Edge was introduced in 1983. It was the first multi-level dive computer that caught on and inspired all the rest that came after it. In excellent condition, it looks like it has never been used. It takes a lithium 9-volt battery.
I will ship it to the winner without a battery. Everything in the photo is included - the computer, the blue vinyl cover with 2 (only need 2) hose mount clamps, an extra rubber seal, an extra battery compartment screw, silicone grease, the carrying case, a review article from the March 1989 edition of Skin Diver Magazine.