Tusa DC Sapience II Wrist Dive Computer (IQ-850)

Product Description

It is surprising to users to see how large the characters are on the display of this really small dive computer: it is only 2 3/8” square. It is also extremely thin: only 5/8” In that tiny package, the digits are ½” tall. It makes this dive computer an excellent option to older dives and those that have eyesight problems. The Tusa DC Sapience dive computer is the only dive computer with the vibrating alert for all its alarms. In the often noisy or poor visibility underwater environment, it surely makes more sense than relying on the visual or sound alarms. The beeps are optional in the setup menu for those who prefer them. The IQ-800 Sapience is compatible to Nitrox mixtures between 21 and 99 percents.

Features

• Swiss model decompression algorithm with 12 compartments.
• Watch has automatic calendar to 2050, displayin the day of the week and daily alarms.
• Display has strong backlight
• Sapience has dive time gauge, depth gauge, water temperature gauge, warning functions and surface pause data
• The computer can save and display maximum 60 dives dive logs
• Saves and displays profiles while diving, with the maximum depth every half minute while diving for up to 60 dives
• There is a calculation for two step decompression, for greater safety.
• The diver can choose between vibration and sound warning, for ascent rate, decompression etc.
• Memory can store and show maximum 999 dives, up to a max. 999 hours of dive time and the deepest dive of maximum 300ft
• Selector for Sea or fresh water
• Icon showing No fly time and the time to discharge of residual nitrogen
• The timer counts 3 minutes countdown during the safety stop for depth of 20’ or less
• The Sapience is Nitrox compatible between 21 and 50 percents oxygen.
• Computer cable is sold separately and is necessary for all computer downloads and uploads.
• The watch is waterproof up to 330 ft.
• Battery lasts 3 years or less, if being used for 50 dives lasting one hour and the backlight and vibrating alarm being used 10 seconds every day.

What Customers Say

There is no way pleasing everyone, so some customers were very happy with how conservative the decompression algorithm of theTusa DC Sapience is, and others were annoyed. The same was the case with the vibrating alarm, which some found an excellent innovation, and others annoying. The countdown timer was noted as nice by all. The backlight is considered too short.

Customer Reviews