Buy Aeris Elite Hoseless Wrist Computer & TransmitterAeris Elite Hoseless Wrist Computer & Transmitter Product Description:
- Wireless Air Integration Hose-Less Computer
- Nitrox Compatible (21-50%), Conventional Air
- PC Downloadable, up to 255 Dives
- Variable Sampling Rates for Downloading
- User Programmable Alarms (ascent rate, max depth, PO2, N2, O2, dive time remaining, elapsed dive time, PO2)
Product Description
The Aeris Elite is the latest in Hoseless Air Integrated Dive Computer Technology. The Elite is streamlined and ergonomically styled; yet the display is large and easy to read. Enjoy the freedom of eliminating a hose from your system, while enjoying the freedom of movement underwater with the Elite Hoseless Air Integrated Dive Computer. The Elite achieves a remarkable balance between features and usability, allowing you to focus on what's important - the dive. The Elite gives you all the vital information required when you need it. Depth, Bottom Time, Dive Time Remaining, it will even warn you when your low on air, coming up to fast, reached your maximum depth of your planned dive, and much more! If we could only get it to wash our gear when we get home? The Elite is a nitrox compatible (21 to 50%) computer that will also work with conventional air. Computer comes equipped with a PC download cable and will allow up to 255 dives to be downloaded to your laptop or home computer. The computer will also allow variable sampling rates to be downloaded. The Elite also has user programmable alarms, can operate in a gauge mode, and has flashing LED warnings and audible alarms. Computer can be activate manually or is automatically water activated. There is an advanced dive plan simulator and ascent rate monitor for safety in diving. The Elite has a backlight feature that is adjustable for light duration. The computer is powered by a user replaceable 3
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I think I'm faithful to Aeris now
By Caia
For five years I dove with a Cobra Suunto. About 7 months ago it died on me while I was in Roatan. I'm not sure if it was my fault or simply a Cobra's lifespan. I had it serviced, the technician was sure it was just my battery. He was wrong. Oh well, time to upgrade!So I bought this baby. Took it to Belize in Septempber 2012. Took it down 15 times that trip. It's simple, slick and easy to read. Who knows what issues I may run into over time with this wireless device. But so far, I love it way more than I ever did my Cobra Suunto.Aeris computers are way less conservative. Some consider that a good thing, some not so much. It all depends on you and how cautious you want to be. I'm a super cautious diver, but my Cobra drove me crazy. This Aeris Elite is way more complementary to my diving style. My only complaint is that it was sometimes hard to program certain aspects on the device and I almost locked myself out when I couldn't toggle back from gauge mode. However, I'm pretty sure I'll get better at that with practice.
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