lherskowi46
12-13-2009, 06:21 PM
Description for Uwatec The Digital Depth Wrist Dive Gauge:
The Uwatec Digital gauge is a very practical instrument that incorporates state-of-the-art micro-chip technology, at an extremely affordable price. Using experience gained during the development and subsequent usage of the Aladin series of computers, the same Uwatec engineers and electronic technicians managed to compile an enormous amount of data into this compact information center. Not only does the digital perform as a precision depth gauge, it can also display maximum depth, elapsed dive time, ascent rate (displayed as a percentage of the allowable ascent rate for any given depth) and water temperature. If you do ascend too quickly, it will advise you to slow down. And when you are on the surface it provides a record of the pertinent data from your last nine dives. In surface mode it continues to display the surface interval and temperature from your last dive until you make another dive or until 24 hours have elapsed. Like the Aladin computers, the Digital turns itself on automatically when it is immersed. For the novice diver the Digital instrument is a precision bottom timer that displays the essential information that’s required for the calculation of the dive. For divers who require additional redundancy built into their dive planning, the Uwatec Digital is ideal as a backup instrument. Displays current dive depth; maximum depth; dive time [ duration of dive]; temperature of water/air; rate of ascent; surface interval; and logbook for the last nine dives.
The Uwatec Digital gauge is a very practical instrument that incorporates state-of-the-art micro-chip technology, at an extremely affordable price. Using experience gained during the development and subsequent usage of the Aladin series of computers, the same Uwatec engineers and electronic technicians managed to compile an enormous amount of data into this compact information center. Not only does the digital perform as a precision depth gauge, it can also display maximum depth, elapsed dive time, ascent rate (displayed as a percentage of the allowable ascent rate for any given depth) and water temperature. If you do ascend too quickly, it will advise you to slow down. And when you are on the surface it provides a record of the pertinent data from your last nine dives. In surface mode it continues to display the surface interval and temperature from your last dive until you make another dive or until 24 hours have elapsed. Like the Aladin computers, the Digital turns itself on automatically when it is immersed. For the novice diver the Digital instrument is a precision bottom timer that displays the essential information that’s required for the calculation of the dive. For divers who require additional redundancy built into their dive planning, the Uwatec Digital is ideal as a backup instrument. Displays current dive depth; maximum depth; dive time [ duration of dive]; temperature of water/air; rate of ascent; surface interval; and logbook for the last nine dives.