RichKirby
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I have been using Aeris computers for several years now, and I really love how liberal they are, but the Aeris dive log software is horrendous. What brand computers have great software to pair with?
Best dive log software
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RichKirby
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I glanced at it. Guess I'll go take a serious look. As expensive as dive computers are, you'd think they would build nicer software to go with them. Especially since they usually charge some exorbitant price for the data cable.
What Aeris model do you have?
muzikbiz22
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Suunto D4i + MacDive = Happy Diver 
MacDive is great !!!
MacDive is great !!!
I posted some more info in this thread- http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/showthread.php?t=425019
The fact that I can take only my iPad on dive trip for logs is what sold it for me.
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RichKirby
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I have the Atmos ai and the wife has the Atmos 2. I'm anti-apple, so no mac or iwhatever.
It supports android and windows phones too. Problem is I had to go ahead and buy the app before I determined that I wanted to use the software. Good thing I liked it bc the app was $15.
lindenbruce
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I too am interested in buying a dive log software. Maybe I will log more of my dives.
So, so far we have Diving Log 5.0 and MacDive as suggestions.
A quick Google search and we have Scubase, DreamDives, Immersions, Seawolff, Sourceforge, Scuba Trak, and God knows what else. So, has anyone got any experience about these products? Suggestions? Comments? Concerns?
Bruce
So, so far we have Diving Log 5.0 and MacDive as suggestions.
A quick Google search and we have Scubase, DreamDives, Immersions, Seawolff, Sourceforge, Scuba Trak, and God knows what else. So, has anyone got any experience about these products? Suggestions? Comments? Concerns?
Bruce
Then check out divePAL Windows: dive logger, dive planner and computer simulator combined in the same package.
Alberto (aka eDiver)
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Check out divePAL: right now is available for Windows and iPad but we are developing versions for Mac, Web, iPhone and Android too
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