An essential piece of equipment, dive computers increase your safety and enjoyment of diving by calculating your allowable bottom times, allowing you to set alarms and alerts, track your depth and time, and log your dive history. Using your dive computer correctly allows you to focus on the best parts of diving while your computer helps keep you safe!
Dive computers start by tracking your depth, time underwater, and even temperature and air consumption to calculate your exact remaining bottom time based on YOUR dive profile. Many dive computers have algorithms that can be tweaked to best represent your physiology and risk tolerance so you can have the most accurate, tailored info possible.
The accuracy of the decompression algorithms used in dive computers often allows for more bottom time than a traditional dive table because it is constantly assessing your nitrogen exposure. This, combined with a variety of alerts and alarms, dive logging, and customization allows you to enjoy your dive while your computer does the heavy lifting.
On air integrated wireless computers, the transmitter attached to your first stage and wirelessly transmits your air pressure to the computer on your wrist. Wireless air integration is reliable and convenient - all the info you need is on your wrist at all times, with no extra hoses or gauges to grab hold of and check. Just keep an eye on your computer and everything you need is right there!
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