Cressi Leonardo Scuba Diving Wrist Computer

Description

Cressi Leonardo Scuba Diving Wrist Computer An elegant expression of simple, functional design, the Leonardo is a must-have for divers entering the sport and those who just want to dive. A single button interface makes it effortless to program Air, Nitrox and Gauge modes the first time a diver picks the computer up, and an edge-to-edge, high-definition screen gives large numerical displays in a computer that is still compact and travel-friendly. The clearly visible battery life indicator and distinct audible alarms deliver critical information as well as peace-of-mind during the dive. The Leonardo can also be fully re-set after each use, making it an excellent choice for rental departments. FEATURES First ever computer released by the Cressi electronics division Entry level computer featuring Air, Nitro and Gauge modes. Three levels of conservation that the user can adjust. Speed ascent control 10 m per minute Modified Haldane and Wienke dive tables are used to calculate saturation. The log book can hold up to 60 dives or 75 hours worth of dive information and it is updated every 20 seconds Compact unit with a large, Hi Definition screen Easy to read numbers Battery indicator on the display Beeps are very audible under water One front button controls all functions of the computer A quick press of the button changes the funtion of the computer and a long press selects the function No wet contracts are used on the unti whichinsures that rust will not be a factor. An extremely durable and reliable computer. User changeable battery COLORS AVAILABLE: Black/Gray; Black/Blue; Black/Pink; and White/Black TECHNICAL FEATURES CRESSI RGBM algorithm created in cooperation with Bruce Wienke based on Haldane model integrated with RGBM, in order to process safe decompression calculation for multi-day dives. Tissues: 9 with saturation semi-times between 2.5 and 480 minutes. "Dive" mode full processing of diving data with decompression as well, of e