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There have already been a couple of threads about the Galileo Sol, but it looks like they may have gone bye bye in the crash.
I have been diving a prototype since January and have been very impressed with it. Nice clear, user-changeable screen, user-replaceable battery, up to four transmitters if you want them, digi compass that actually works as opposed to being a gimmick, and a heart rate monitor – sure is interesting to see how much your heart speeds up when you start working hard, etc.
Drinking and diving do mix... I grab a beer as soon as the last dive of the day is over, as it is the best form of deco available – alcohol thins your blood, which means the nitrogen bubbles can get out easier! Believe me, DAN will be promoting this in a few years, I am just ahead of my time...
There have already been a couple of threads about the Galileo Sol, but it looks like they may have gone bye bye in the crash.
I have been diving a prototype since January and have been very impressed with it. Nice clear, user-changeable screen, user-replaceable battery, up to four transmitters if you want them, digi compass that actually works as opposed to being a gimmick, and a heart rate monitor – sure is interesting to see how much your heart speeds up when you start working hard, etc.
Mark
Cool!
I beleive it's supposed to show up in the US this fall.
Drinking and diving do mix... I grab a beer as soon as the last dive of the day is over, as it is the best form of deco available – alcohol thins your blood, which means the nitrogen bubbles can get out easier! Believe me, DAN will be promoting this in a few years, I am just ahead of my time...
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