Cobra Computer

Joe English <jenglish@wisperhome.com> wrote:

> I have the cobra - I love it. Easy to use - easy to read. Once you
> learn the navigation of the buttons! There are many here that think it
> is too conservative, and do not like air integrated.

I use it as my pressure guage, dive log, and backup.

I find the Aladdin is easier to read and I like the percentage assent
rate

>
> I put it on a disconnect so that I can keep it with me when I travel.

I have also and it goes in my carry on. Reg in checkin, on the basis
that I can replace a reg but not the computer memory and I have too much
carry on already with two dive computers flash guns Still and video
cameras, etc.


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Captain's log. On StarDate Wed, 20 Apr 2005 02:55:49 GMT received comm from Ken
G <cagey91NOSPAM@hotmail.com> on channel rec.scuba.equipment:

: On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 11:49:53 GMT, "Brian" <brian@tech-home.com> wrote:
:
: >Can anyone comment on the Cobra computer?
: >
: >About to buy one but would like non biased review..

: I love my Cobra, BUT:
:
: Just got back from a week on the Nekton Pilot, Belize. One diver had
: the new Suunto wrist watch style air integrated computer, hoseless - I
: think its the D-9. I got a serious case of gear envy.

Just brought the D9, but haven't been able to dive with it yet. I like the fact
that it also has a build in compass. Build in USB interface directly into the
watch is another really great feature that I haven't seen from anyone else.

martin törnsten

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