underwasser bolt
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digital? pointless. Now, if i could find a traditional version with tritium markings like the military land model. . . that might be cool. Does that exist for purchase??
Wrist Compass Question
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WolfEl
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I have a Suunto Clip on compass clipped on my Suunto Mosquito Dive Computer that I use a lot for a quick reference. It has some type of shine in the dark stuff on it that shows up pretty good if it gets some light once in awhile.
My other Panel type AI computer, has the normal large compass installed in it.
are you saying the SK-7 is the high tech version??? I thought it was just an analog compass that comes in a wrist style, on a retractor, or just into a module/console. Is there another make or model you reccomend? I know from my LDS that it is forgving w/ tilt angles and it is the one some of the staff personally use.
SK-7, the compass by which all others are judged. You can't go wrong with it.
Captain Morgan
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Doesn't make sense to get a solo wrist mount digital compass, unless it's a feature with your dive computer like the Suunto D6/D9 or Galileo Terra/Sol. Quite literally would be a waste of money. Go analog...high quality...get the SK-7. It has the best tilt potential I've seen.
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