Aqualung i200C Computer with NATO Strap

Description

An elastomer watch strap holds water against the skin, dries slowly, and is the part of a dive computer that perishes first. This version of the i200C ships on a NATO strap instead: woven nylon that wicks moisture, dries between dives, and passes behind the case so the computer stays on the wrist even if one spring bar lets go. That last point is why NATO straps exist at all. The computer is the standard black i200C, with four operating modes covering scuba, nitrox, gauge and apnea, Bluetooth to the free DiverLog+ app, and a user changeable battery available commercially. Audible and visual alarms, a dive planner and automatic altitude adjustment are all included. It suits a diver who wears the computer topside as well as under water, or who has already lost one to a broken spring bar.

Features

• Supplied on a woven nylon NATO strap
• Strap passes behind the case, so the computer is retained if a spring bar fails
• Four operating modes including apnea
• Bluetooth 4.0 with the free DiverLog+ app
• Battery: user changeable and commercially available
• Audible and visual alarms, customisable
• Dive planner, time to surface, no-fly and logbook
• Automatic altitude adjustment and adjustable conservatism

What's Included

• i200C dive computer in black on a NATO strap
• Documentation