Yup, I have a ten year old Suunto Viper that makes a very nice bottom timer in guage mode. And unlike my old Uwatec puck timer, I can replace the batteries.
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Yup, I have a ten year old Suunto Viper that makes a very nice bottom timer in guage mode. And unlike my old Uwatec puck timer, I can replace the batteries.
Thanks, you guys ( and gals ) have provided some great and usefull infomation.
Primary - Shearwater Predator SA
Backup - Uwatec SmartPro Wrist in gauge mode (Bought to use going forward as AOW) sent in for one battery replace so far.)
I download both, but do my logging in SmartTrak.
Backup backup is Genisis React Pro (picked up cheap) which came in handy as back up timer when SP battery died during trimix trip in Lake Huron.
Timex Ironman. It cost me $34 at walmart.Quote:
Originally Posted by B-Bob
Which one? I can't find a watch that doesn't flood, my Luminox has twice, now I don't put it in the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by kensuf
I have a old Oceanic VEO 100 that would work perfectly as a bottom timer if you are interested. Send me a PM and I will shoot some pics over
Casio G-Shock and their Twin Sensor models have served me very well. I've yet to flood a Casio. 40-60 bucks, maybe a little more if you get a fancy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by a64pilot
Ditto this. I've had mine to 300' with no issues. It gets caked in mud and banged around (in dry caves). The band went to hell quickly, but the watch itself has been indestructible.Quote:
Originally Posted by kensuf
IIRC, Sheck mentioned in Caverns using Casio watches in his crazy deep dives. Something about expensive watches always failing before their rated depth, but the cheap casios made it much deeper than rated.
If you are only using it for a BT then set the O2 at 50%. Deco will be way off but it will never lock you out because of violating it. Just ignore the flashing O2 graph and go. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by B-Bob