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Dive Computer No Stop Scroll Mode. In this mode, computers automatically scroll through a list of depths and. The scrolling mode is used to determine your adjusted maximum dive time for a specific planned depth. See the manufacturer literature, or ask your instructor to help you). Agree with your buddy (ies) on a maximum depth based on the no stop times displayed. During an actual dive, the computer will tell you exactly how many minutes you can remain at your current depth without incurring. You can see the no stop limits for each depth in your dive computer’s dive plan mode (your computer may use a different name for this; Start by activating your computer and scrolling the no stop limits. A dive computer is an electronic diving device that uses an internal algorithm to calculate decompression time, depth, dive time, repetitions, water temperature, and other. With most dive computers, you scroll depths in 3meters increments, displaying maximum time allowed per depth. Planning with your computer is simple, whether making your first dive or a repetitive dive. Check the time for that depth. This mode displays critical information during your dive. What is “no stop scroll” mode? With most computers, you scroll depths in 3 metre/10 foot increments, displaying the maximum time allowed at each depth. The scrolling mode is used to determine your adjusted maximum dive time for a specific planned depth.

What is “no stop scroll” mode? With most dive computers, you scroll depths in 3meters increments, displaying maximum time allowed per depth. Agree with your buddy (ies) on a maximum depth based on the no stop times displayed. A dive computer is an electronic diving device that uses an internal algorithm to calculate decompression time, depth, dive time, repetitions, water temperature, and other. See the manufacturer literature, or ask your instructor to help you). You can see the no stop limits for each depth in your dive computer’s dive plan mode (your computer may use a different name for this; During an actual dive, the computer will tell you exactly how many minutes you can remain at your current depth without incurring. This mode displays critical information during your dive. Planning with your computer is simple, whether making your first dive or a repetitive dive. In this mode, computers automatically scroll through a list of depths and.

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Dive Computer No Stop Scroll Mode With most dive computers, you scroll depths in 3meters increments, displaying maximum time allowed per depth. This mode displays critical information during your dive. A dive computer is an electronic diving device that uses an internal algorithm to calculate decompression time, depth, dive time, repetitions, water temperature, and other. With most dive computers, you scroll depths in 3meters increments, displaying maximum time allowed per depth. The scrolling mode is used to determine your adjusted maximum dive time for a specific planned depth. Check the time for that depth. Agree with your buddy (ies) on a maximum depth based on the no stop times displayed. The scrolling mode is used to determine your adjusted maximum dive time for a specific planned depth. Start by activating your computer and scrolling the no stop limits. See the manufacturer literature, or ask your instructor to help you). You can see the no stop limits for each depth in your dive computer’s dive plan mode (your computer may use a different name for this; Planning with your computer is simple, whether making your first dive or a repetitive dive. In this mode, computers automatically scroll through a list of depths and. What is “no stop scroll” mode? With most computers, you scroll depths in 3 metre/10 foot increments, displaying the maximum time allowed at each depth. During an actual dive, the computer will tell you exactly how many minutes you can remain at your current depth without incurring.