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Scubapro
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Essential Equipment, Computers
The Smart Z is a fully-integrated wrist-mounted dive computer that frees you from the typical cumbersome air hose. This high-tech dive computer is perfect for the technically savvy diver who appreciates look, as well as function. It can accommodate air and Nitrox dives, without a hose that runs from your tank to the computer. (Transmitter sold separately)
In addition to being incredibly streamlined and technologically advanced, the Smart Z's innovative algorithm adapts to your dive, allowing you to optimize your bottom time and your decompression stop requirements. The Smart Z continually adjusts your dive plan to take things like work load, water temperature, and ascent rates into accounts - offering you the safest dive experience possible.
In addition to being incredibly streamlined and technologically advanced, the Smart Z's innovative algorithm adapts to your dive, allowing you to optimize your bottom time and your decompression stop requirements. The Smart Z continually adjusts your dive plan to take things like work load, water temperature, and ascent rates into accounts - offering you the safest dive experience possible.
Excelent computer.
By Azuloceano
from San Diego, CA. on 6/6/2010
from San Diego, CA. on 6/6/2010
Pros:
Can Dive with Nitrox, Easy To Operate, Easy To Read, Reliable
Best Uses:
Cold Water, Recreation, Repetitive multiday dives, Warm Water
Describe Yourself:
Professional
Diving Type:
Drift Diving, Night Diving, Open Water Diving, Rescue Diving, Underwater filming
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Scubapro Uwatec Aladin Smart Z Hoseless Wrist Air/Nitrox Computer (wrist unit only):
I use the computer frequently in many multiple dive days (3 to 5) to depths up to 40m (130ft) although sometimes deeper. Use judgement on how to make your stops all the same. Make long safety stops and if possible, some deep stops on the way up.