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Versatility is the key to the Zen IQ 950 Zen Air, which can be used as an air/nitrox computer, depth gauge/timer for free diving, or as a watch for daily wear. Functionally, the Zen Air offers three-gas, three transmitter capability, up to 100 percent nitrox, and adds a Deep Stop function for enhanced safety: Exceed 80 feet for more than a second and the Deep Stop reminder is activated. The large screens make it easy to read critical data like air pressure, depth, no-decompression limits and bottom time, and at night, the backlight illumination ensures the data is still discernible.
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Warm-water divers will appreciate TUSA's lightweight and compact Voyager for its packability and performance. Weighing in at just 4.4 pounds, the BCJ 1800 Voyager is the perfect option for jet-setting divers who want a light, compact BC that performs like a heavyweight champ.
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A lot of female-specific attention to detail went into this BC. Combined with its across-the-board, better-than-average performance, the Selene II is a good choice for women.
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