soalle
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Hi,
I am upgrading my Suunto Vyper. For reasons too long to explain I find myself with both Suunto DX and Suunto D6i. I'd like to make a decision on what to keep before going diving.
My main concerns about the Vyper are:
- being too conservative
- no air integration
Suunto DX has the possibility to tune the algorithm to -2, ..., +2 in terms of conservativism.
Whereas the Suunto D6i has 0 to +2, and another setting to tailor the RGBM to 50%.
Now the question is: Do you know how they compare to the Vyper?
I'd be inclined to keep the D6i instead of the DX as it has also free diving [never done it, but I could think about venturing myself into that speciality]. I know DX has rebreathers options, however I know I don't see myself developing in that direction. But the main question can the D6i be tuned more or less with the same flexibility as the DX? Or will I be stuck with times aligned with the Vyper [which are too constraining for me]?
Thanks for any advice!
I am upgrading my Suunto Vyper. For reasons too long to explain I find myself with both Suunto DX and Suunto D6i. I'd like to make a decision on what to keep before going diving.
My main concerns about the Vyper are:
- being too conservative
- no air integration
Suunto DX has the possibility to tune the algorithm to -2, ..., +2 in terms of conservativism.
Whereas the Suunto D6i has 0 to +2, and another setting to tailor the RGBM to 50%.
Now the question is: Do you know how they compare to the Vyper?
I'd be inclined to keep the D6i instead of the DX as it has also free diving [never done it, but I could think about venturing myself into that speciality]. I know DX has rebreathers options, however I know I don't see myself developing in that direction. But the main question can the D6i be tuned more or less with the same flexibility as the DX? Or will I be stuck with times aligned with the Vyper [which are too constraining for me]?
Thanks for any advice!
