diver42
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Is there a way? I hate doing the calc in my head. I guess I could just start doing my planning in metric...
Getting a uwatec to display feet (not meters)?
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They only sell the Uwatec bottom timers in meters...if you got it from them, I think you are set to meters forever. I am pretty sure they only come in feet or meters and are not switchable.
You should probably switch immediately since the metric system is not DIR. Anyone who says different is dangerous and should be avoided.
You should probably switch immediately since the metric system is not DIR. Anyone who says different is dangerous and should be avoided.
Scubaroo
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Unless you're diving outside of the USA, Liberia or Burma. Which are full of people who are dangerous and should be avoided.
ericfine50
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Eric
How is your D-3 working?
Eric
How is your D-3 working?
Eric
This is one of those people... Never trust anything unless it is imperial..the metric system is so convoluted and arbitrary that it doesn't make sense. There is more fudge in the metric system than in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory...steer clear...
dmdalton has one and he seems to like it, but I don't think he has gotten it wet yet. I will see how his turns out before I order anything myself...probably get one in the next couple of months if his seems to do the job.
ericfine50
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Yea. He told me about the new toy. Sounds interesting, but I hear you need to read the manule a few times.
Eric
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diver42
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Scubaroo
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Freediving computer / bottom timer. Not a dive computer, but a backup / gauge instrument. Allows you to switch between imperial and metric, depending on where you live.
Sort of an upscale bottom timer/watch.
Or a small Caterpiller dozer. With this bunch you're never sure
MD
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