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Hydrospace Explorer Trimix and rebreather dive computer. Suunto Mosquito with aftermarket strap and iDive DAN recreational dive computers
Hydrospace Explorer Trimix and rebreather dive computer. Suunto Mosquito with aftermarket strap and iDive DAN recreational dive computers
iDive DAN personal dive computer display showing decompression requirement and other data during a dive The central band shows time to surface from cu
iDive DAN personal dive computer display showing decompression requirement and other data during a dive The central band shows time to surface from current depth, stop depth and stop time.
The dive computer eliminated the previously mandatory interconnected use of three pieces of equipment: diving watch (top right), depth gauge (bottom r
The dive computer eliminated the previously mandatory interconnected use of three pieces of equipment: diving watch (top right), depth gauge (bottom right) and waterproof decompression table (left).
A dive computer incorporating Nitrox functions (Suunto Vyper Air)
A dive computer incorporating Nitrox functions (Suunto Vyper Air)
Divers using the anchor cable as an aid to depth control during a decompression stop during ascent.
Divers using the anchor cable as an aid to depth control during a decompression stop during ascent.
Technical diver at a decompression stop.
Technical diver at a decompression stop.
Scuba divers at a decompression stop using a reel and decompression buoy to help keep constant depth and alert the surface as to their location and st
Scuba divers at a decompression stop using a reel and decompression buoy to help keep constant depth and alert the surface as to their location and status.
Divers breathing oxygen during surface decompression in the chamber after a 240 feet (73 m) dive
Divers breathing oxygen during surface decompression in the chamber after a 240 feet (73 m) dive