Question about integrated wrist-computers.

[Turbojaeger]

Are there any wireless wrist-computers that are capable of conneting to 2 or more transmitters AND showing both tank pressures
on the display at the same time without having to switch screens or pressing buttons??

Can the Galileo Sol do that?

Thanks guys!!
Joern

 

[doctormike]

Are there any wireless wrist-computers that are capable of conneting to 2 or more transmitters AND showing both tank pressures
on the display at the same time without having to switch screens or pressing buttons??

Wow, I sure hope not!

 

[flots am]

Are there any wireless wrist-computers that are capable of conneting to 2 or more transmitters AND showing both tank pressures
on the display at the same time without having to switch screens or pressing buttons??

Can the Galileo Sol do that?

No. The transmitter turns off after a little while with no pressure change. The transmitter on the tank currently being used continues to transmit pressure data.

In any case, I wouldn't be using any hose-less computer for a technical dive since the transmitters are fussy and susceptible to interference and unexpected dead batteries.

In fact, I don't use a computer on any technical dives, except as a bottom timer and depth gauge, and use vPlanner and a printed plan taped to a wrist slate.

flots.

 

[rongoodman]

I think Liquivision is coming out with something like that at DEMA for sidemount. I don't see that it's worth the money, but that's just me.