Matrix Dive Computer
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For: Aeries, Atmos, Pro, and Sport Genesis Resource, Resource Nitrox and React Dacro Quantum Loop Aqua-Lung (US Divers) Matrix, Matrix Master Oceanic Prodigy, Datamax Sport, Dataplus, Data 100, Data Plus 2 Sherwood Logic, Courier, Awac, Source Tusa IQ-600 Gauges Not Included! FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY *SCUBA diving equipment Read more...
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Sherwood Scuba Hose Mount Computer Boot fits Aeries, Atmos, Pro, and Sport, Genesis Resource, Resource Nitrox and React, Dacro Quantum Loop Aqua-Lung (US Divers) Matrix, Matrix Master, Oceanic Prodigy, Datamax Sport, Dataplus, Data 100, Data Plus 2, Sherwood Logic, Courier, Awac, Source, Tusa IQ-600 Gauges Not Included. 2 inch Diameter. Read more...
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INCLUDES: Battery, O-ring and Silicone FITS: Genesis Resource Dacor Quantum Loop Cressi-Sub Archimedes II Aeris Atmos Pro, Atmos Sport, 300G, 100S Aqua-Lung (US Divers) Matrix, Matrix Master Oceanic Prodigy, Datamax Sport, Dataplus, Data 100 Sherwood Logic, Source, Courier, Awac FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY *SCUBA diving equipment Read more...
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Im not sure if i should by a gauge with the psi/depth/and compass or a computer? i know the computers are more expensive but what difference is it? are the computers more complicated? im only a recreational diver. What do the computers do that the gauges don’t other than like the water temp and displaying it digitally? i dont go deeper than 60ft so which should i buy and why? i dont want to spend more than $300
I’m surprised that your instructor didn’t cover this when you were first certified. Recreational divers don’t often dive “square profiles” where they spend their entire dive at a single depth – instead they usually only spend a few minutes at their maximum depth and spend most of the dive at shallower depths. Since the Dive Computer is constantly recalculating the allowable remaining bottom time based on the dive’s actual profile, the diver gets credit for not ingassing as much nitrogen during the shallower portions of the dive. The dive tables are built on the assumption that the entire dive is spent at the maximum depth attained during the dive. Therefore, the dive computer will allow more bottom time than the dive tables without any significant increased risk of decompression sickness.
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