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I am looking for a 2nd computer. I have been looking at Corchrans, Mares ICON, and some others. I would like a large screen, wrist type. Any suggestions?
I have a Sunto Gekko, but need something that takes more tissue samples, and is more flexible.
I am looking for a 2nd computer. I have been looking at Corchrans, Mares ICON, and some others. I would like a large screen, wrist type. Any suggestions?
I have a Sunto Gekko, but need something that takes more tissue samples, and is more flexible.
I am referring to the theoritical tissue half times used in the algorithm calculations. All computers do this, its the basis for their provided information.
I am looking for a 2nd computer. I have been looking at Corchrans, Mares ICON, and some others. I would like a large screen, wrist type. Any suggestions? I have a Sunto Gekko, but need something that takes more tissue samples, and is more flexible.
I like the Dive Rite Nitek Trio, but I have heard good things about the Oceanic OC1... The Trio is a 3 gas Nitrox computer that uses the ZH-L16 Algorithem <~~~(pardon my spelling), and has a built in compass... It goes for about $395.99...
I am referring to the theoretical tissue half times used in the algorithm calculations. All computers do this, its the basis for their provided information.
I understand but what is lacking in your current computer that would be different with more compartments?
Last edited by gcbryan; March 9th, 2010 at 08:28 PM.
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