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Many dive computers take readings every few seconds; to keep you as safe as possible, the Vyper Air uses the Suunto Deep Stop RGBM algorithm that offers continuous decompression reading and offers an optimal ascent time. The goal of Suunto is to keep you safe; with that in mind, they included the Deep Stop option as part of the Vyper Air. The Deep Stop option includes additional stops between the diver's maximum depth and ceiling to allow divers to gas off safely while making an ascent.
from Austin, TX on 7/6/2010
Comments about Aqualung Suunto Vyper Air Wrist Computer, Wrist unit only:
Large, easy to read face. It will not lock you out on deco dives and will do one gas switch.
I don't like wrist straps, so I put mine in a bungee mount.
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from New York, NY on 1/24/2010
Comments about Aqualung Suunto Vyper Air Wrist Computer, Wrist unit only:
[...] the protective screen has a few scratches on it as if it was fresh-from-the-factory new. I debated on whether to call and complain or go to the showroom (i live in nyc), but decided it wasn't worth it since it was just the plastic cover, I'm going to get scratches on it anyway, and they are cheap to replace.The manual was in german, but leisurepro warns against this so I couldn't complain there. Luckily I was able to download the PDF from the manufacturer's website.Overall, the product description is exactly as advertised, "wrist unit only"! I'm trying to find accessories for it now, like just the wireless transmitter, but I have been unable to locate just that.I am sending in the warranty card too because I doubt any authorized suunto retailer will service it, but since leisurepro matches the warranty I'm not worried.