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Mfg Part Number :
414114
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Mares Nemo Wide Air/Nitrox Dive Computer
 Customer reviews see below
- Full Function Air/Nitrox Dive Computer
- Alarms for ascent rate, low battery, display or sensor errors
- Wide large easy to read, high-contrast display with a 170° viewing angle
- Hypoallergenic rubber strap
- Fresh and salt water
- Imperial/Metric (user-setting)
- 3 Dive Modes: Air, Nitrox, Bottom time
- Dive Log: 38 hours/50 dives
- User replaceable batteries -See Below to Order
- Backlit Display for Night Diving
- Manual and water activation
- Can be updated over the internet when using the Download interface-See below to order
- DEPTH: 495 Feet
 FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY
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$650.00
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$379.95
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$270.05
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Rating: Mares Nemo Wide - Discounted Display Model
Reviewer: Donald A. Dutcher, Sunday, October 19, 2008 
LIKE NEW: I bought the display model which was $200 cheaper than a new one. It was in perfect shape. No scratches on the screen, the battery was 100 percent and the wrist band was uncut. MARES NEMO WIDE: The display is huge so it can display all the essential information on the screen. Everything is clearly laid out for you and easy to see from any distance or angle. The night light glows like the Timex Indiglo. DIVING WITH NEMO: I did 6 dives in Cozumel with my computer. It worked great. It clearly showed my depth and in large numbers my bottom time countdown. Audible alarms can be heard even with arms at your sides. Between dives Nemo does a desaturation countdown and it has a planning screen that allows you to check your max bottom times for your next dive based on your current nitrogen levels. CONSERVATIVE REVIEWS: Of the few Nemo reviews I found online most indicated Nemo was too conservative. I found with the Fast Ascent Alert activated, Nemo is very sensitive to changes in depth. I got fast ascent errors on every dive even though the error only occurred over a distance of one to three feet in about 1 second. The lesson is not to let a barracuda startle you or turn the fast ascent alarm off. Experienced divers follow their slowest bubbles up and Nemos 3 minute safety stop at 10-20 feet picks up the slack. BOTTOM LINE: In this day and age any dive computer is gonna be conservative and its gonna be reliable its just a matter of how clearly you want the information displayed to you and how much you can afford to spend. Nemo Wide is a great dive computer for the price. I love the large display screen, the back light and the general setup of the display information. If you have the option of buying a discounted display model from Scuba.com, buy without worry. You will have $200 more to spend on other gear or on your dive trips. Hope this helps. DD
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