Tusa RS670 Regulator

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Product Features of Tusa RS670 Regulator

• Lightweight R-600 630g
• Two H.P. ports and Four L.P. ports
• With the S-70 you simply rotate the flow adjustment knob on the side with its ideal click feeling for free control of the air supply volume according to your needs. The multiple thread screws allow speedy and fine adjustment in which you can appropriately sense resistance to exhaled air to a condition in which you feel almost no resistance.
• For optimum performance and comfort, a swivel joint is fitted between the second stage of the RS-670.

This regulator is also adjustable. There is a breathing resistance adjustment knob and universal swivel hose between the first and second stage.

The Tusa RS-670 regulator including the the Tusa Platina II Octopus

Tusa Element II, 2 Gauge Computer Console

The Tusa Element II gets the job done, according to scubadiving.com’s review.

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Product Features of the Tusa Element II, 2 Gauge Computer Console:

• 2 color compact low-profile boot
• 4000 psi / 250 bar pressure gauge with lumi-Nova dial
• 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

Tusa Element II, 2 Gauge Computer Console

Suunto Cobra 3 computer review

With its sleek design, well-laid out owner’s manual and dive simulator, the Suunto Cobra 3 is one of the best computers in 2010.

LeisurePro offers the Suunto Cobra 3 at a discounted price of $799.95.

Product Features of Suunto Cobra 3 Computer

• Electronic 3-D compass
• Tank pressure and remaining air time display
• Two gas switching
• Three operating modes: air, nitrox, gauge
• Dive simulator
• Altitude adjustment (0-1000 feet / 0 3000 meters)
• Automatic safety countdown
• Extended decompression range
• Calendar clock & alarm clock
• Audible alarms
• Multi-step ascent rate indicator
• 42 hour log book and profile memory

Click here for more information about Suunto Cobra 3.

Oceanic NEO CDX-5 DVT Review

 

Oceanic Neo is a lightweight, high-performance regulator that utilizes a simple AVS dive switch. It features a pneumatically balanced breathing machine and a compact over-balanced diaphragm in the first stage. Click here for more information about Oceanic NEO CDX-5 DVT.

 

Product Features of Oceanic NEO CDX-5 DVT

·Pneumatically balanced second stage with virtually no breathing effort.

·Advanced composite construction for rugged durability and light weight – our lightest second stage at only 5.7 ounces (without hose)

·Ergonomic Adjustable Venturi Switch (A.V.S.) for simple Dive/Pre-Dive Adjustment.

·Patented Orthodontic Mouthpiece with high-density bite tabs for increased comfort and reduced jaw fatigue.

·Paired with the compact CDX-5 Over-Balanced Diaphragm First Stage featuring DVT (Dry Valve Technology)

·Nitrox compatible to 40% out-of-the-box

 

According to scubadiving.com’s review, the Neo is one of the best performing regulators in the price range of $500 and below. “In the ocean it earned average scores for ease of breathing, but did much better in all other ergo categories for its dry breathing, minimal bubble interference, comfort and powerfulpurge.” (scubadiving.com 6/2009)

 

The Oceanic Neo CDX-5 DVT is available at LeisurePro at a sale price of $419.95.

Aeris CompuMask HUD Review

Scubadiving.com calls it “freedom”, Aeris calls it CompuMask. That’s hands-free diving so you can focus on the dive. The CompuMask has a miniature liquid crystal display (LCD) which allows you to concentrate on the dive and at the same time, displays critical dive data such as current depth, elapsed dive time, cylinder pressure and dive time remaining. It also includes a digital optic system, microprocessor, depth transducer, wireless cylinder receiver, diver replaceable battery and controlling software. The lens provides a highly magnified image and displays data in white numbers with a blue background.

Product Features of the Aeris CompuMask HUD:

· In-mask Digital Optic System provides a clear, highly magnified image of the LCD, which is viewable regardless of environmental conditions and may be seen clearly by the vast majority of people, regardless of vision.

· Allows “Hands-Free Diving” for greater convenience, enjoyment and safety during the dive.

· Wireless Air Integrated Technology with patented Air Time Remaining Algorithm.

· Audible Alarms with User Acknowledgment.

· Adjustable backlight intensity may be set on the surface or underwater, allowing the user to fine-tune display so that it is easily readable, yet not distracting.

· Advanced User Settings & Options.

· Diver Replaceable Batteries.

· ACI PC Download and Settings Upload Software and USB Cable included.

The Aeris CompuMask is available at a discounted price of $974.95 at LeisurePro.com which is 35% less than the list price.

One professional diver from Atlanta, GA finds the Aeris CompuMask easy to use and an outstanding mask, on the overall, “I have had this mask for a little less than a year and I LOVE it!! It’s great to have everything you need at a glance. Put the transmitter on the right side of your first stage to keep them linked. The only thing it’s missing is a digital compass, but I can’t complain. I have used the mask in the quarry, pool and ocean diving in the Caymans and has hasn’t let me down.”

For more reviews on the Aeris CompuMask click here

Mares Carbon 42 Regulator Review

The Mares Carbon 42 Regulator combines the cutting-edge technology of the Mares regulators using the lightest material possible. It’s made of chopped carbon fibers put together in between two sheets of carbon composite for a strong yet lightweight casing. With the thermal conductivity of the carbon in the second stage, the Mares Carbon 42 is geared for cold water dives.

Product Features and Specifications of the Mares Carbon 42 Regulator

· 1′st Stage Type Balanced: Diaphragm

· LP Ports: 4

· HP Ports: 2

· Adjustable 2′nd Stage: No

· Nitrox Compatible: No

· Second stage case 100% SMC carbon

· 65% lighter than a metal second stage

· Maximum thermal conductivity

According to Scubadiving.com, the Mares Carbon 42 “handled all breathing-machine tests with above average marks and was simple to use, easy to breathe and bone dry in the water.” It’s also a bit pricey as compared to the other regulators but the Mares Carbon 42 can deliver and able to withstand extreme temperatures.

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Scuba Diving Cat and Dog?

The real question is do they have to show their C-card when they fill up their tanks?

Emma the Eel likes more then Sausage

If you ever had the urge to have 9 fingers instead of ten…this is a great way.