Questions about this item:
David G Is this computer suitable for deco dives?
ERIC H Have not used it for that, but it does calculate down to 180.
Shopper Hi, I bought this computer (first dive computer so still trying to work it). It doesn't seem to ever turn off and does a few odd beeps here and there. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
Dyan L I have this computer and I think it takes a good 24 hrs out of water before turning off. However, I had another question and I emailed Tusa directly and got my answer. You can find their contact info on your website. Good luck.
RAFAT M it will shut down if ideal
CHRISTOPHER V It takes about an hour if you just leave it alone. After you push a button it starts it's timer over. We have a two hour boat ride home and they are usualy off by the time we get back. I havn't had any problems with ours. We got three of them and use them at least once a month. They are a little user unfriendly, but we have got the hang of them. I can't find our manuals any more, but it explains about the beeps and the auto shut off. Hope this helps.
DAVID E sorry to say but mine died.
DAVID C Hi,
The computer will turn off after 24 hours of your last dive.
About the beeps, they can be for several things, first an alarm can be triggered if your ascent rate is over 18m/m, another one can be if your near to your NDB limit, another can be triggered if your close to your planned dive time, or if you have the DeepStop function turned on and you exceed your max depth value.
What I suggest you is to read the manual and if you have any doubt you can write me as a reply to this and I'll be more than happy to assist you.
Regards,
CHAD G It should turn off by it's self when you don't touch it fir a while. It takes some time. It also turns on by its self when you get it wet. As far as the beeps Idk what to tell you.
Shopper where can i get a wrist boot for this puck? does any wrist boot work?
CHARLES G Mine came with a wrist boot/strap that is long enough to go around any thickness wetsuit and probably most drysuits.
Any wrist boot will not work, you would most likely need to get something from TUSA.
I also purchased a Dive Rite NiTek Duo (aslo come under different brands/names that came with a boot that attaches using bungy cord (a more Tech Diver like solution) but the boot is too big for the TUSA and I'm not sure this particluar computer is still available. It has very similar functionality to the TUSA if you can find one.
Chuck
David R Sorry as we do not carry the wrist boots for these computers themselves
DONEL G It comes with a wrist boot when you buy it...however, if you are looking for an aftermarket boot, I'm not sure one exists. I looked extensively for a tech wrist boot about a year ago without any luck. Although, if you are simply looking for a backup wrist boot, try contacting Tusa directly. The computer itself is pretty reliable. I have over 200 dives on it during a 6 month period. Never gave me problems, but it is bulky.
DAVID E i bought it as a complete wrist computer, sorry I cant help.
chris s Does this computer use a wireless transmitter from the 1st stage?
BRADY W The unit I purchased was a wrist computer and it does not interface with the first stage at all. It is pretty much self-contained and there is a port that you can download all of the dive info to a lap-top - Great dive computer with many functions for the price - BW
PAULA L No this computer does not require a wireless transmitter. Doesn't monitor air consumption. You still have to have an air pressure gauge.
DAVID E There is no wireless transmitter. It can be manually started before you dive or you can set it to activate under water. It is a very good purchase and i have had it to 125 ft and it works great and no problems seeing the functions.
SHEILAH H No, it does not. It is not air-integrated.
CHARLES G No, it does not. I've got this unit, and it works great.
DONEL G No. This computer is a stand alone unit. It does not keep track of air consumption. However, it is a reliable computer.
CHARLES G No, this is not an air integrated computer. I do like the computer.
Dyan L No, this computer is not integrated and does not show air pressure.
DAVID C Hi chris, no it doesn't have a transmitter from 1 st stage but i have to say it's very good computer. I have more than 300 inmersion with my computer and works great .
MATT H No, this dive computer is not air integrated. You will need a separate pressure gauge if you use this computer.
DENNIS C No this computer does not use a wireless transmitter.. It is not a air pressure reporting computer.. It is a good reliable computer that I have used for a season and really like it.. I like the nitrox ability and the multiple gas options. I bought 4, one for me, my wife, brother and his wife.
Dennis
JEFFREY G Mine does not use a wireless transmitter.
DAVID E no, but its a great wrist computer!
Warranty Information
This product has a limited warranty of 24 months.
www.tusa.com
(800) 482-2282
Whats in the box:Wrist Computer, Spare Battery & C4 eLED Light The IQ-750 Element II is TUSA's newest advanced 3-button dive computer. The Element II can be operated as an Air computer, Nitrox (EANx) computer, digital depth gauge/timer or as a free dive depth gauge/timer. The IQ-750 offers several desirable features including: Water-activation, 2 Mix Gas Switching ability, a large alphanumeric and backlit display, audible and visual alarms, advanced user safety settings, and PC download/upload. In addition to offering the latest comprehensive computer features, the IQ-750 adds a Deep Stop function for enhanced safety. Deep Stop Function Several TUSA computers feature an optional deep stop function for additional safety. The deep stop mode is activated when a dive exceeds 80 FT (24M) for more than 1 second. Upon ascent, the computer will display a Deep Safety Stop screen and the recommended stop depth for a period of 2 minutes. This deep stop is highly recommended as additional opportunity to off-gas, but is not mandatory. If the diver chooses not to serve the stop it will not adversely affect the remaining No-Decompression Limits of the dive. Included with this unique console (only with a brand new computer purchase) you get a spare computer battery (CR2450) and an Underwater Kinetics "C4 eLED" Light Unlike the standard glass envelope lamps used since Edison, the LED will not break when dropped. The life expectancy is well over 5000 hours. The light emitted by the LED (light emitting diode) is similar to sunlight and travels farther underwater than the more yellow light from an Edison lamp. In addition a power control circuit is built into the light to help maintain the same brightness throughout the discharge of a set of batteries. A tough O-ring sealed ABS and polycarbonate case protects the components all the way down to 500 feet. The small size of the C4 eLED¦ makes it ideal for revealing the incredible marine life hidden under ledges.
- Advanced 3 button puck-style module in wrist boot
- Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free Dive Operating Modes
- 2 Mix Switching Feature: Mix 1 (Air, 21-50%), Mix 2 (Air, 21-100%)
- Manual or Water-Activation
- Audible and Flashing Icon Alarms
- Large alphanumeric and backlit display
- Advanced user safety settings
- Deep Stop Feature and Safety Stop
- 1 Touch Log Access
- Automatic altitude adjustment from sea level to 14,000'
- No fly icon, residual nitrogen discharge time display
- PC download and upload settings/log data with TUSA Datalog Interface
- User-replaceable battery with hot-swap (Battery: CR2430, 3V)
- TUSA Algorithm based on Buhlmann ZHL-16c
- Variable Ascent Rate Indicator
| Weight [with packaging] | 0.65 lb |
By Leo J from Toronto, Canada - Lots Of Functions
- Reliable
- Cold Water
- Extreme Depths
- Recreation
- Warm Water
- Diving Type:
- Cave Diving, Drift Diving, Night Diving, Open Water Diving, Wreck Diving
- Was this a gift?:
- No
9/27/2011 4.0Great computer for the price!!! By Jackfisher from Atlanta GA About Me Casual/ Recreational - Easy To Operate
- Easy To Read
- Lots Of Functions
- Reliable
- Cold Water
- Extreme Depths
- Recreation
- Warm Water
- Diving Type:
- Open Water Diving
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
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