I own this computer. Love the big numbers, easy to use. Only complaint is it takes way too long to see how much gas you have before the dive. It automatically turns on and shows you the gas once you are below surface but that could be too late if your tank is not full.
It's a nice informative video, I'm wondering about this dive computer, is there a decompression warning and a safety standby warning? I'm looking for such a computer, I can take a look at a few different brands you recommend, thank you.
The dive computer you mentioned doesn’t exactly have a traditional "warning" system, but it does monitor and track decompression status effectively. If you're looking for a straightforward, budget-friendly option that manages decompression well, I highly recommend the Shearwater Peregrine TX. It offers extensive features, including air integration (AI) and a user-friendly display that is easy to read. The Shearwater Peregrine TX is known for its reliability, making it a solid choice for divers who want a balance between advanced functionality and ease of use. If you need more brand recommendations, feel free to ask!
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I own this computer. Love the big numbers, easy to use. Only complaint is it takes way too long to see how much gas you have before the dive. It automatically turns on and shows you the gas once you are below surface but that could be too late if your tank is not full.
LOL, that is a challenge across most computers. I would suggest getting a tank pressure gage that you can check your tanks prior to diving :)
Does this computer give a decompression warning and security standby warning? Thank you.
It's a nice informative video, I'm wondering about this dive computer, is there a decompression warning and a safety standby warning? I'm looking for such a computer, I can take a look at a few different brands you recommend, thank you.
The dive computer you mentioned doesn’t exactly have a traditional "warning" system, but it does monitor and track decompression status effectively. If you're looking for a straightforward, budget-friendly option that manages decompression well, I highly recommend the Shearwater Peregrine TX. It offers extensive features, including air integration (AI) and a user-friendly display that is easy to read. The Shearwater Peregrine TX is known for its reliability, making it a solid choice for divers who want a balance between advanced functionality and ease of use. If you need more brand recommendations, feel free to ask!
I've followed those yellow tip fins! Did you see any crawfish?
A little early for the crawfish
Great vid! I was about to buy Mares Smart Air or Quad Air, but since Mares Quad CI was announced i am waiting for the release date of the succesor.
Good choice!
Nice video, and comluter. But for that price I think I prefer the SW Peregrine, even with out the AI
The Peregrine doesn't come with a compass either. So, with the AI and the compass, this really does present a very good value for the bucks/
Great video, I would not buy this because of my needs in a dive computer since I am doing ccr/rebreather.
Fair enough!