jlouder
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Picked up a @Shearwater Peregrine after @The Chairman was gracious enough to let me borrow his for a few days in the Florida springs. Can’t wait to get some dives in!
Picked up a new computer!
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Picked up a @Shearwater Peregrine after @The Chairman was gracious enough to let me borrow his for a few days in the Florida springs. Can’t wait to get some dives in!
The Chairman
Chairman of the Board
Glad to be of service. It's a wonderful unit.
The Chairman
Chairman of the Board
What was your favorite feature? Tell us why you liked it.
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jlouder
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The most immediate thing I notice and love is the large, bright display, which you can also customize to your preferences. I like that you can decide between the traditional strap vs bungee for wrist mounting, and the vibration alerts really get your attention. It was very easy to charge overnight between dive days and the battery remaining was prominently displayed. It was very intuitive and user friendly, and I enjoyed being able to quickly download my dive info to my iPhone via the app.
I’m only an advanced/nitrox diver starting to venture into cavern/intro to cave, but it also has features that would benefit more advanced divers as well!
Overall, a great, visually appealing dive computer!
I’m only an advanced/nitrox diver starting to venture into cavern/intro to cave, but it also has features that would benefit more advanced divers as well!
Overall, a great, visually appealing dive computer!
Anthony A.
Contributor
I bought mine almost 6 months ago and have yet to dive it. Too cold for local diving and no travel until the fall.
Belzelbub
Contributor
Far too dry. 129 days is too long for a surface interval.It looks too dry!
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jlouder
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No such thing as to cold to dive.
Josh the diver
Contributor
agreed. if your cold it means your not wearing the correct suit.
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