Thoughts on AI?

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The other cool thing about AI is that having dual AI computers, I could actually monitor 4 tanks. Two on left wrist Perdix and two on right wrist Perdix. Two on left would be my primary tanks in SM. Then you could have a stage bottle on the right computer and maybe your deco bottle. When you leave your deco bottle it will just blank out the reading and then when you drop your stage it will also blank out the reading. Not saying that is for everyone, but it is possible and not far fetched.

Just put a pressure gauge on the stage bottles. Keep the AI to your bottom gas/primary tanks.
 
Just put a pressure gauge on the stage bottles. Keep the AI to your bottom gas/primary tanks.

ding ding. I've got it on my primary sidemount bottles, and analog on everything else. Too complicated to keep track of that many numbers on the screen and the AI on the computer is a lot easier than reaching around to check spgs on the main bottles. On deco bottles you have much easier access to the valves, that is unless you dive with the tanks super low like the Razor crowd does, then it doesn't make much of a difference but I contend that their lack of a loop bungee to keep the necks up makes it more "streamlined stage diving" than true sidemount diving
 
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