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The Vyper by Suunto has been a well known dive computer model for several years. Now an upgraded version has been released that has provision for adding a wireless receiver to manage gas consumption. The new Vyper Air has an integrated electronic diving compass that continues to work within a massive 45 degrees tilt range. The [...] This is quite a big dive computer and so the big screen should mean easy to view information. This turns out to be very much the case with an extremely user friendly display. It is only the more advanced features that send you searching for the manual but that is only to be expected. There is [...] I have a Suunto Gekko dive computer that belonged to my daughter before she gave up diving (too cold and dark in the UK!). I still use it from time to time and it is a great entry level diving computer. But as diving computers around the £150 mark go, there are now a few [...] If I was able to have two computers I would choose one wrist mounted model suited to the diving I was doing currently and also one console mounted version that was integrated with my air supply. The reason for this would be that for most of my diving at home I would use the console [...] The Dive Rite Nitek X Diving Computer is not cheap retailing at £1,265 in the UK. New in 2009 it is a trimix decompression dive computer that uses a modified Buhlmann ZH-L16 algorithm with gradient factors set as follows: 75/95 40/100 30/75 The computer provides real time decompression information during the dive based on gas mixtures that the diver [...] Now that enriched air diving is pretty standard and nitrox can be bought from most dive shops and dive stations around the world, dive computers have all developed so that they can plan and execute any dive – sometimes including when more than one mix of nitox is being used. Nitrox is a great gas, but [...] For divers in the UK the VR3 dive computer from the local manufacturer VR Technology was the ultimate piece of equipment – you had to have one if your diving was ever going to progress beyond occasional holiday dips! There was a little echo from the past image of “rufty tufty” British diving image at play [...] Choosing the Right Cylinders For Your [...] The Emperor Fleets boat Asmaa is not one of the Red Sea’s biggest liveaboards accommodating only 16 divers when full. I joined this boat at Marsa Alaam on the 12th of May in 2006 for my first ever visit to the Red Sea. It did the trick and I have been back most years since! The [...] There is no doubt about it, I am a fair weather diver. There is however a big difference between this and being a holiday diver. I do like diving all year round and on a nice bright sunny day in the winter a visit to an inland quarry such as Capernwray can uplift your diving [...] |
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