Dive Computers, Looking to get one..
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markmantei
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Liam,
I've got the VT4 and it is a good dive computer, I actually like it alot. The problem now is that if I had it to do over, I would buy something else as Oceanic "Worldwide" seems to have excluded Canada from their 40th anniversary contest (no, I'm not looking for free stuff, just think it shows how much they respect their Canadian customers). If we are not good enough customers in Canada to include, maybe we should be buying our goods elsewhere. Its sad because I think Oceanic actually makes really good products.
Mark
I've got the VT4 and it is a good dive computer, I actually like it alot. The problem now is that if I had it to do over, I would buy something else as Oceanic "Worldwide" seems to have excluded Canada from their 40th anniversary contest (no, I'm not looking for free stuff, just think it shows how much they respect their Canadian customers). If we are not good enough customers in Canada to include, maybe we should be buying our goods elsewhere. Its sad because I think Oceanic actually makes really good products.
Mark
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Oceanic and Aeris are both made by the same company (Pelagic) ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
While it is true that both Aeris and Oceanic dive computers have lots of things in common (design, manufacturing, testing ....), as of today there is no Aeris dive computer equivalent to the VT 4.0. There might be one soon .... but this is something I am not allowed to discuss yet
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joel smith
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compare them physically (where you can touch them) ? Or virtually?
For the former, go visit one - or more - local dive shops.
If the latter, you can use our Dive Computers Research Tool
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