Simple, inexpensive, AI, wrist mounted, whats so funny?
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Simple, inexpensive, AI, wrist mounted, whats so funny?
With my new bc setup I no longer have a pocket on my left side. This is where I stashed my computer for protection when not being used and I have it on a retractor which has tangle possibilities with my air 2. My solution is to get a wrist mount computer. Cheap, till the atomic cobalt wrist mount comes out, then I'll get it. So I don't want to spend much but It must have the following: 1- compass (I'm trying to have less gear hanging around, I don't want an extra piece), 2- air integration (no hoses and I want to know how much gas I have), 3- SIMPLE TO USE (as I have said before, I'm not a techy guy, this is a deal breaker It's why I decided against a bp/w and got the balanced, also why I wish I could get the cobalt wrist unit now). Be nice if it was cheap, I'm willing to go used IF I was SURE I wasn't buying someones problem. 4- nitrox capability.
Some things it doesn't need to do: Multiple gases, multiple tanks deco diving. I will never get into that stuff (Yes, I'm sure, I'm 59 and I know where I want to go). As I see this as a stopgap computer I don't want to spend much over $400. on it. Now if it did everything I want (especially the simple to use) I could keep it and then I'd spend a thousand or so. It will also need fairly big numbers in case I'm not using my prescription mask. I like big numbers for psi, depth, dive time, yes the other stuff is good but I want those items to JUMP out at me.. When I look at the other threads it seems like everything offers many more features than I need. Perhaps I'm just looking for something that does not yet exist. Anyway, if you have an old, dependable, easy to use wrist mounted air integrated computer give me a pm, Thanks (want to trade for a uatek smart com console with 150 dives on it and a brand new battery?
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