Can PAM111 be used for scuba? It is rated to 300m...
Thanks for the info
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chen88
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RD
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發表於: 星期三 2006-01-18 17:38
why would you want to wear a useless Pam (no depth, compass, timing etc.) under the water? a genuine dive watch like Sunnto would get the job done perfectly.
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les3466
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sliaa
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發表於: 星期四 2006-01-19 05:26
If the Italian frogmen can dive without the help of a rotating bezel (basically to show how much time you can keep diving without using up the oxygen), guess you can. Then the only question left is water resistence. It should be fine with 300m WR (tested at 400m)
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Suunto
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發表於: 星期六 2006-01-21 16:59
Thanks for the information, everyone
The main reason I would choose a watch like Pam or Sub for diving is ease of changing time. It is exceedingly difficult to change time on a Suunto, and that could be a huge drawback when one goes diving around the world. (For example, when you have to keep track of your time in the airport for transit, or when the dive boat leaves the dock. I once transited 5 stops to get to Palau). I have a dive computer with me now (SmartCom from Scubapro/Uwtech), the ability of the watch to keep track of dive related data is no longer important to me. The main mission of the a dive watch for me now to is simply keep track of time and be easy enough to adjust time. I had a G-shock world time for that mission for a while until it quit on me in Fiji (where they don't sell any battery and the whole resort is ran on solar power so after 8 there is no power, no cell phone, nothing. It was pretty scary to have no idea what the current time is. Anyway, just my experience. thanks for listening. |
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Suunto
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發表於: 星期六 2006-01-21 17:00
Thanks for the information, everyone
The main reason I would choose a watch like Pam or Sub for diving is ease of changing time. It is exceedingly difficult to change time on a Suunto, and that could be a huge drawback when one goes diving around the world. (For example, when you have to keep track of your time in the airport for transit, or when the dive boat leaves the dock. I once transited 5 stops to get to Palau). I have a dive computer with me now (SmartCom from Scubapro/Uwtech), the ability of the watch to keep track of dive related data is no longer important to me. The main mission of the a dive watch for me now to is simply keep track of time and be easy enough to adjust time. I had a G-shock world time for that mission for a while until it quit on me in Fiji (where they don't sell any battery and the whole resort is ran on solar power so after 8 there is no power, no cell phone, nothing. It was pretty scary to have no idea what the current time is. Anyway, just my experience. thanks for listening. |
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