The Ratio iDive Easy Colour Dive Watch Computer can be set for fresh or salt water and measurements for depth, temperature and gas pressure (with optional transmitter) in imperial or metric increments.
Repetitive dives management, gas switch and gas break during the dive, PO2 1.2 to 1.6, CNS calculation and altitude adjustment is automatic. Algorithm adjustment 6 user settable protection levels. Fueled by the Bulhmann ZHL-16 B algorithm. The Ratio iDive Easy Colour Dive Watch Computer can be used with up to two gas mixtures (O2: 21% to 99%). Transmitter can also function properly when used with a sidemount rig. This feature is great for dive instructors and dive masters leading a dive group. When coupled with the optional transmitter you can monitor up to 2 wireless transmitters. The Ratio iDive Easy Colour Dive Watch Computer has an optional air integration feature when coupled with the Ratio Wireless Transmitter Air Integration. This dive computer also offers a gauge and freediving mode. iDive Sport Easy Watch dive computer: Air and Nitrox, 2 gas mixes, air integrated, compass, outdoor functions and more. 6 eye-catching colours let you choose your own dive style! Three versions of this feature-rich dive watch make up the range: Easy, Deep and Tech+, giving you everything you could ever want from a dive computer. The Ratio iDive Colour Easy Edition has all the features any recreational diver will ever need. Think about whether looks are important, what features you need, how often you will use it and how much you want to spend.Ratio iDive Colour Easy Dive Watch Computer I always read reviews and talk to people about their equipment before buying anything. In some parts of the world they can be a status symbol (like the sexy Suunto titanium range) and in other places they almost never see them. If you’re not near a service shop when the battery goes be prepared to live without it for a little while whilst you wait.Ĭomputers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, have different features and big cost differences. Some computers have built in GPS allowing you to tag a specific coordinate to navigate towards – such as your dive boat.ĭoes your computer have to be sent in to a dealer to have the battery changed? These computers will cost you a bit more in the long term as you will have to pay each time. I have heard mixed opinions about how useful and accurate they are. They are supposed to be a little less sensitive to having to be perfectly level and can remember headings for you. Some computers have an electronic compass. Some will even manage multiple blends and allow you to switch between them during a dive. They will also tell you how quickly you are consuming your air and will calculate how much time it will take you at your current depth before you use it up.Īnother great feature available on some computers is keeping track of different gas blends and oxygen exposure when diving with enriched air and Nitrox. Some computers wirelessly connect to a transmitter in your first stage and can give you information about remaining air pressure. Is it useful to you having one device that does both? Not all watches work very well when regularly exposed to pressure at depth and not all computers can be worn around town.
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Yep, whether I’m timing a student breathing from a free flowing regulator or trying to figure out when the bar will close I know my dive computer is there. This is especially good when I am teaching students to do a controlled emergency swimming ascent “if you start to hear beeping, slow down”. I also find the rate of ascent alarm useful, which lets me know when I am going up too quickly. I use my safety stop one a lot, which I have set to let me know when I get to 5 meters (16fsw) and then counts down 3 minutes. I never want to hear the 5 minutes of bottom time remaining alarm, but it has been helpful sometimes when I was distracted. There are various alarms that you can set on some computers to let you know when stuff happens. Some will even connect to your computer, automatically filling in an e-logbook and giving you detailed graphs and statistics. This is great for people like me who don’t like to get their logbooks wet and prefer to write it all down with a beer at the end of the day. Your computer will remember details about your last dives just like a logbook.
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