what does the air/nitrox operating mode mean as opposed to the Oceanic veo 100 model whithout those modes? do they both do decompression times or?
74293
Hello Judy, both of these computers have the safety decompression stop times. The difference between the Veo 100 NX and the Veo 100 computer is that the Veo 100 NX has both air and nitrox modes that you can switch back and forth to. The Veo 100 does not have the nitrox feature available.
749385
The Grex uses a very small amount of air. If you are considering a compressor ONLY for the Grex, the small pancakes or small twin tanks will work adequately!
436407
Pretty much is on & off. Flow is pretty slow anyway, what is the point of going slower. What I did, was just drop the head in the bucket of water if for any reason I wanted to stop. for example, running to grab something I had forgot. But the on off button was easy access too
2171327
Thanks for the tip. I am especially interested in using the unit while I'm traveling, and as such don't have the large cleaner or canned air (it's harder and harder to travel with gear these days unless you check your bags - which I don't do unless absolutely necessary).Does anyone have experience using the unit while traveling?
1156544
Hello S_P. I own this Jolly Logic AltimeterOne. Before each flight, you press the red button to zero out the display. The Altitude displayed after you retrieve your model is in reference from where you launched it, not sea level. I love this handy little altimeter. I hope this helps.
1769359
I believe it relates to the the air nozzle. One is used more by commercial vehicles. You might want to call the company before you order.
46819
I use a pressure gauge and pump the inflatable to the manufactures specification. I find that this is the best way. I don't loose very much air when disconnecting the pump providing you perform the operation quickly.
1168791
It depends on the temperture in room as to how fast it decompresses. Sometimes I have used same day. I do like the value and quality. Am getting to order to California twins for a remodel project we are starting soon. Hope you enjoy yours
1304610
I have 4 of this devices working great as bilge extractors. I would say there is no difference other than semantics.
1455483
This boat is very easy to inflate and to deflate you just open the valves and the air just gushes out. Easy all the way around. I found it to be a very nice and good quality boat. Hope this helps you with your decision.
1630521
No. Why would you do that? You are getting pure oxygen and that's the point of the machine. If you want to breathe odors, then fill your room with odors and breathe. Even without the O2 machine, you are still breathing oxygen. If you want a higher percentage of oxygen then this machine does that for you.
817872
Yes it is. I switched over from an LP only unit and I'm so glad I did. Recovery rate is faster on gas but it feels hotter on electric so your able to use more cold water and extend usage.
667510
Mine works great. Fills as fast or a little faster than my sub zero did. Might be your pressure.
661653
I have not yet used scuba tanks but I believe that co2 runs at a lower psi than compressed air. So you will be shooting at lower velocities
952872
Not sure of the difference between the two but the one we bought is very flexible. We have 200lb. divers jumping off and it is very flexible.
686027
Automatic switching is always to the "on" device that is plugged into the lowest port#. You have to use the remote or manually switch to a higher port# for a dive that is "on".
747315
Due to varying loads i don't "air up" the bags until hitched up. That way I can set the level of the truck as required. Personal preference only but honestly I doubt it matters in the big scheme of things. You will however want to "air up" prior to driving otherwise you could damage the bags from bottoming out. That is why the bags have a minimum inflation of 5psi. Hope this helps