Charlie99:While the Pelagic computers aren't targeted to the intentional decompression market, I have had not any problem using it for mild deco (10 or so minutes max required deco). Just because it shows a ceiling depth of 10' doesn't mean you have to zoom right up to the ceiling. As with all diving, one needs to have the gas to do the desired profile.
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I'm surprised that you were unhappy with the conservativeness of the Wisdom, but consider the Cobra to be liberal enough for your diving.
Zooming up to 10 feet is not what I meant at all. I shouldn't make these posts late at night. I did a deep dive planned on ZPlanner to 145 feet that incorporated deep stops at 50, 40, 30, 20 feet. Although I don't know for sure, I don't think the Wisdom's deco model gave me very much "credit" (so to speak) for those stops. It insisted upon 12 minutes at 10 feet. I did the time just to make it happy, even though that stop was not in my plan.
It's very liberal when pushing the NDLs with time at recreational depths, but seems to penalize you when you dive deeper than recreational limits.
I haven't had too many problems with the Suunto because lately I've been diving Nitrox on just about every dive. If I'm diving deep, I use it guage mode.
Added: I was never unhappy with the liberalism of the Wisdom - I was just unhappy about not having local service and support for it.
And to further clarify what I so ineptly stated last night is that there is one scenario which the Wisdom doesn't handle well and seems to heavily penalize you: if on your first dive of the day you take the Wisdom past recreational dive limits and cause it to go into deco mode not from exceeding recreational dive limit times but exceeding the depth limits of the NDL model, causing it to switch to the Navy Table model (or whatever modification thereof), it appears to impart a heavy penalty restricting your depth and time on the next repetitive dive.
Otherwise, it is a very liberal computer which will allow you to push the NDLs.