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Mares, Nemo Apneist
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common problem with most computors is not hearing the alarm go off.
the Apniest, D4 (D3 discontinued), and the Aeris F10 freedive computer all have depth alarms.
in the case of the F10 you have 3 incremental alarms each one of which is individually controlled,
so for me
1 alarm to start the glide phase, 1 alarm for mouth fill and 1 alarm just before my target plate so that i know the plate is coming up. works pretty well and dont hit my head as often as i used to.
DD
the Apniest, D4 (D3 discontinued), and the Aeris F10 freedive computer all have depth alarms.
in the case of the F10 you have 3 incremental alarms each one of which is individually controlled,
so for me
1 alarm to start the glide phase, 1 alarm for mouth fill and 1 alarm just before my target plate so that i know the plate is coming up. works pretty well and dont hit my head as often as i used to.
DD