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Scuba Forum / General / April 2004SUUNTO D3 BOTTOM TIMER
Does anybody have any feedback for this bottom timer? Although it costs more than the Uwatec/OMS unit, it has larger numbers, is smaller and it is PC downloadable. > Does anybody have any feedback for this bottom timer? Yeah, I use one and am very happy with it. Has 1 second time resolution, is PC downloadable, has a primary display of time in minutes and seconds (resetable during the dive), one secondary display you can switch between temperature and max depth and another you can switch between time in minutes (not resetable) and time of day. There are only a few things I don't like about it... The bookmark button is the same as the reset timer button, so if you want to save a bookmark in your profile, you have to reset your primary time display back to zero. Also, the alarm is inaudible if you're wearing a hood.  SignatureDavid Scarlett dscarlett@_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ optusnet.com.au Tks David, is there a display that you can see the current depth and the bottom time? Also, what is the max operating depth of it? On Suunto's website there is not a mention about it. > > Does anybody have any feedback for this bottom timer? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > bookmark in your profile, you have to reset your primary time display > back to zero. Also, the alarm is inaudible if you're wearing a hood. > Tks David, is there a display that you can see the current depth > and the bottom time? Sorry, I forgot to mention depth... There are two primary (ie. big) fields, depth at the top and (resetable) bottom time in the middle. Then below the bottom time are two secondary (ie. small) displays, one with temperature or max depth and the other with bottom time or time of day. > Also, what is the max operating depth of it? 100m. SignatureDavid Scarlett dscarlett@_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ optusnet.com.au |
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