Mares Mission Puck 2 Console Scuba Computer

Computer:---- AlgorithmMares-Wienke RGBM (Reduced Gradient Bubbles Model) Algorithm Fresh/Salt WaterYes Audible AlarmsYes Depth Display492' (150m) Altitude AdjustableUp to 12,100' (3,700m) Operating ModesAir, Nitrox & Bottom Timer Back LightYes Memory Capacity36-Hours Time, Date & TemperatureYes Imperial/Metric DisplayYes PowerUser-Replaceable CR 2450 Lithium-Ion Battery Pressure Gauge:---- Pressure Gauge MaterialsCase: Chrome Plated Brass Pressure Readout0 to 5000 psi SPG Luminous DialYes Attachment PointYes Threads7/16" UNF Hose Length36" (90cm). Face of pressure gauge is color coded for safe air reserve in a glance. Pressure gauge has a florescent dial for easy reading in day or night diving situations. The 7/16" UNF neoprene jacket double braided high-pressure hose has a 360 Degree swivel and is 36" (90cm) long. The Submersible Pressure Gauge has a 0 to 5,000 psi readout with a safety reserve 500 psi color coded in red to allow the diver to know that they are low on air. Special attention is paid to maximize the viewing angle, to eliminate angular distortion and to always grant the best readability. The computer featuring illuminated, oversized digits. To offer an easy-to-read display Mares produced a wide computer display, with intense backlighting and high contrast. The Puck has superior display readability. When you do multi-level, multiple dives during a single day or multiple dives over several days you can choose different setting levels to adjust your computer to a more conservative dive profile. The Puck knows that not all of us who dive are young and in peak condition, it address this with precautionary program settings that allow individual adjustment to more conservative dive profiles if needed. The Puck has an optional USB interface for logging dives on your PC, SKU: MRSPCNMW PC Interface. The Puck also has a watch, date and temperature functions. The Mission Puck 2 Console has a maximum depth display of 492' (150m), a memory capacity of 36 hours, runs on a user replaceable 3 Volt CR2450 lithium battery, power indicator, back lighting for low light conditions, has a plan mode display, can be used in both imperial or metric units, fresh or seawater settings, residual nitrogen reset, option to exclude audible alarms and uncontrolled ascents", has an ascent rate indicator and is fully altitude adjustable to 12,100' (3,700m). There are three special function modes of Air, Nitrox and Bottom Time. Navigating through the computer programs is extremely simple and very intuitive. The easy excess push buttons allow the diver to operate the computer in all conditions, even when wearing thick gloves. Today it is the most evolved algorithm for reducing the formation of micro-bubbles without compromising dive times. Bruce Wienke in the Los Alamos laboratories, the formation of micro-bubbles has been studied and evaluated to better understand the mechanism behind how micro-bubbles are formed during a dive. In over 10,000 real dives monitored by Dr. The RGBM considers the phenomenon of micro-bubbles to prevent their formation. The Mission Puck 3 Computer Console uses Mares-Wienke RGBM (Reduced Gradient Bubbles Model) algorithm. The central loop hook, added to the side and frontal soft eyelets, allows flexible attachment to your gear. The shock impervious elastomeric techno polymer console boot has been designed with optimized angles and shape for maximum ergonomics. Mares Mission Puck 2 Console consisting of the Puck computer capsule and a compact easy to read pressure gauge with a chrome plated brass body