FSUgly
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Suunto Vytec with transmitter...
The great dive computer poll 2004
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tachyon
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Suunto Eon. Takes a licking and keeps on ticking. The diveshop wonders what that noise is...
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cra2
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Just got an archimedes wrist for the wife.
I'm looking for a good deal on a suunto mosquito.
I'm looking for a good deal on a suunto mosquito.
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Uwatec Air Nitrox and Suunto Vyper w/transmite
diver_paula
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This dates me.... Suunto Solution with a Suunto Companion as backup.
suunto stinger
suunto stinger with a suunto fusion for a backup.
Narked_at_60
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Suunto Cobra-air integrated
IBM ThinkPad???
It's nice knowing what everyone owns, but how about a little more information: why did you buy what you did and now that you own it, what features do you like about it and what features make you a little wiggy? Personally, I own an Oceanic Datamax Pro Plus that I bought because it has a big display, handles nitrox and is air integrated. I no longer use it because the air integration means that the computer smooths out the pressure reading which means you can't watch the gauge bounce during your pre-dive air check. I also own an Oceanic puck that will do nitrox and is small enough to stick in a pocket. For most of my diving I use an OMS bottom timer with a Timex Ironman watch for backup. I used to own a Nitek3 that I was never real happy with, then I discovered that it won't handle being run over by a truck. I occasionally look at the Vytec and the VR3 but I'm not in love yet...
It's nice knowing what everyone owns, but how about a little more information: why did you buy what you did and now that you own it, what features do you like about it and what features make you a little wiggy? Personally, I own an Oceanic Datamax Pro Plus that I bought because it has a big display, handles nitrox and is air integrated. I no longer use it because the air integration means that the computer smooths out the pressure reading which means you can't watch the gauge bounce during your pre-dive air check. I also own an Oceanic puck that will do nitrox and is small enough to stick in a pocket. For most of my diving I use an OMS bottom timer with a Timex Ironman watch for backup. I used to own a Nitek3 that I was never real happy with, then I discovered that it won't handle being run over by a truck. I occasionally look at the Vytec and the VR3 but I'm not in love yet...
caveseeker7
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Uwatec Air (integrated console)
DiveRite Nitek Plus (watch computer - for sale if anyone wants it)
Citizen Aqualand Duplex (back-up gauge)
Want to switch to a Hydrospace Explorer.
DiveRite Nitek Plus (watch computer - for sale if anyone wants it)
Citizen Aqualand Duplex (back-up gauge)
Want to switch to a Hydrospace Explorer.
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