Nitrox dive computer

[aqualovers]

Looking for one for wife & I. Can you recommend one or two and on-line merchant for good price?

 

[scubatoys]

The Aeris Atmos2 is feature packed... and 268 for wrist unit will full warranty... Hard to beat.

 

[Diver0001]

Looking for one for wife & I. Can you recommend one or two and on-line merchant for good price?

Have you looked at the Suunto Gekko?

R..

 

[A.G.Pennypacker]

Looking for one for wife & I. Can you recommend one or two and on-line merchant for good price?

When you buy a dive computer you are essentially buying trust. That trust is built on the quality of computer and algothrim in which the computer is programed on. So...pick your algothrim. Look into this review www.divernet.com, equipment, computers, "pick your algothrim". Made a whole lot sense to me.

Christian

 

[H2Andy]

The Aeris Atmos2 is feature packed... and 268 for wrist unit will full warranty... Hard to beat.

i second that. i love my Atmos2

 

[nauidiver2004]

Atmos 2 All the way

 

[String]

Vyper

 

[H2Andy]

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[will_tekkie]

Looking for one for wife & I. Can you recommend one or two and on-line merchant for good price?

a good choice always depends of the specific application to be expected...a suunto gekko seems to be a good choice, good price, good features specially if you are thinking to buy two....spend more money for normal (rec diving) i think is not needed at all...

suunto vyper..and uwatecs are also good deals...

 

[Former FLL Now MSP Diver]

Suunto's Gekko and the Vyper both look and function in a similar way. The Vyper has the added functioanlity of being able to download your dive profile information into your computer so you can print out your dive log.

I have a Vyper and wholeheartedly endorse it.

You can get your best pricing from Leisure Pro as a regualar e-tailer, or if you're feeling daring you could go the ebay route as I did.

Marc