Vypers models

[Taurash]

I am looking for a sh computer that fits 150 euro budget but I am a little bit confused by so many and different models.
Can you help me out what are the differences between suunto vypers: vyper, vyper2, vyper air, etc.
Thanks

 

[tstormdiver]

I was looking on Suunto's site. The Vyper is a more basic 3 button, non- air integrated, computer that is Nitrox compatible. Suunto no longer has the Vyper 2 on their web site, so I would guess that it is discontinued, but some may still be out on the market. Looks like a little more features (but not sure what they are, since they do not have it on their site), since it looks to be a 4 button computer. (I know this one, I had one) The Vyper Air is a hoseless air integrated, nitrox compatible computer with an electronic compass. Pretty much has most of the "Bells & Whistles". I have also had the HelO2 computer. The one thing I was not crazy about the Suunto products was how ultra conservative they are, using the RGBM decompression models. Didn't work well with technical diving for me. They are a decent recreational computer, so long as you keep your NDL time in mind & watch your ascents (very sensitive to these). Here is Suunto's web site for their computers, so you can compare for yourself: See all dive products - Suunto[]=6977&page=2 . Cheers!

 

[Taurash]

Thanks a lot for your help.
Can you point me out what model is this one:
ordinateur de plongee suunto vyper | eBay

it doesn.t look like the one on the suunto's website.

 

[mtngoat2674]

The easiest and most accurate way to figure out the model and features, would be to see if the seller could tell you the serial number on the unit. If so, contact Suunto support via email or phone and ask them what they can tell you about the unit. Otherwise, anyone's guess is just that.

This appears to be a standard wrist-mount Vyper, but I can't be positive.

 

[gizmo1972]

the picture is a 1st gen vyper