Maximillion
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I posted this in the Oceanic Forum but got no answer - thought I'd give it a whirl here. Real question is about suitability, warranty issues buying online, also the computer I'm looking at is no longer in the current catelogue, although it is new still and sold regularly still. Any issues witht hese things you care to share would be appreciated!
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Hello!
I'm looking at a relatively inexpensive combination of a reliable reg that will serve my recreational (less than 100', warmer than 55 degree water) purposes - I dive about 7 - 8 times a year. As well, a first shot at a computer - entry level, basic functions sort of thing, but something that will work to give me a more accurate picture of my dives, bottom time, stops, nitrogen loading, etc, etc.
I am considering the Alpha-8 / PX3 pairing along with a Veo 100 Tripple Navcon setup I can get on a well kown internet site.
Two questions: Are your oceanic products warrantied if purchased through such websites (Leisurepro, for instance); and second, what are your thoughts on this pairing for a guy with my dive requirements. i dive mostly waters off the mid-Atlantic coast, 55 - 70 degrees, 50 - 80 feet and salty.
Appreciate the feedback.
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Hello!
I'm looking at a relatively inexpensive combination of a reliable reg that will serve my recreational (less than 100', warmer than 55 degree water) purposes - I dive about 7 - 8 times a year. As well, a first shot at a computer - entry level, basic functions sort of thing, but something that will work to give me a more accurate picture of my dives, bottom time, stops, nitrogen loading, etc, etc.
I am considering the Alpha-8 / PX3 pairing along with a Veo 100 Tripple Navcon setup I can get on a well kown internet site.
Two questions: Are your oceanic products warrantied if purchased through such websites (Leisurepro, for instance); and second, what are your thoughts on this pairing for a guy with my dive requirements. i dive mostly waters off the mid-Atlantic coast, 55 - 70 degrees, 50 - 80 feet and salty.
Appreciate the feedback.