Can somebody post a direct link, that site's use of Java for its menus makes it impossible for me to navigate it.
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Bill,
i personally use a Stinger and at the champs i had both the Stinger and the D3 on all of my dives.
What was very interesting was to see the diffirence in depth between the two computers seeing that i was sntaching the tag with the D3 arm and grabbing the shotline with the Stinger arm.
Also have a look at the two profiles, one from the D3 and the same dive from the Stinger
This one was to 40m with the D3
i personally use a Stinger and at the champs i had both the Stinger and the D3 on all of my dives.
What was very interesting was to see the diffirence in depth between the two computers seeing that i was sntaching the tag with the D3 arm and grabbing the shotline with the Stinger arm.
Also have a look at the two profiles, one from the D3 and the same dive from the Stinger
This one was to 40m with the D3
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What i forgot to share was on how fantastic it is with the 1 second sampling rate of the D3.I the slightest thing happens down there, you will be able to see it in your dive profile.
On the second day i also went to 40m but on my way down some of the support divers were to close to the rope and i got slighty surprised by two huge bubbles on their way up next to the rope, note the slight change at 20m, also on my way up i saw the first support freediver and judge waiting for me at 10m, you can clearly see on the graph at 14m i actually for a split second lost my rythm.
Small things like these can make a huge diffirence in one's performance.
On the second day i also went to 40m but on my way down some of the support divers were to close to the rope and i got slighty surprised by two huge bubbles on their way up next to the rope, note the slight change at 20m, also on my way up i saw the first support freediver and judge waiting for me at 10m, you can clearly see on the graph at 14m i actually for a split second lost my rythm.
Small things like these can make a huge diffirence in one's performance.
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If any of you have trouble with the Java applets, upgrade your browser to the latest version but in the meantime got to
www.fsa.org.za/2002Nationals.htm for the profiles.
Hennie
www.fsa.org.za/2002Nationals.htm for the profiles.
Hennie