Ratio iDive Color Deep Review

[@BurhanMuntasser]

Thank you for the review, I am leaving you some questions in the other "place" :)

[@virtualdad4097]

Ratio have got back to me how to scroll through previous logs. You need to press the B (Select) button when one of the arrows is selected in the log, not just the up and down buttons. So it was definately user error. Also, the reason why I couldn't change the mix for the transmitter is because I only had one mix enabled. If you enable more than 1 mix, you can select any enabled mix with any transmitter. Also, it has a sidemount mode that detects pressure changes to automatically switch the tank you are breathing from. Finally, you can also buy an oxygen analyser that connects directly to do the watch, which is handy and cheaper than buying a standalone analyser. I plan on buying this in the future and will review it when I do.

[@angelnks8991]

it has the same roles as a friend, I have dived it myself twice, can you please help us with any questions we have? the alarm for quick emergence sounds loud because my friend hears little to nothing the watch displays a graph during your dive with nitrogen tissue charge yellow line and sun green line

[@angelnks8991]

it also shows you a number, what does this number show in writing?? and the letters?? and the bars? and finally, the numbers 90/90 93/90 50/85 what does it mean in the algorithms that each number shows us and when you change it and who you choose!

[@GodlikeAu]

The yellow number shows the nitrogen level in the most saturated tissue, and the green number, the helium level in the most saturated tissue. The Numbers 90/90, 93/90 etc is the Buhlmann conservatism gradients. They represent where your deco stops will be calculated as a percentage of saturation. They are only really relevant if you are doing decompression diving. I have mine set to 80/80 (Conv = 2). If I get into deco diving, or accidentally hit a deco limit, I want a fairly shallow deco stop to promote offgassing without continuing to ongas slow tissues. Normally you would set these to shape your decompression curve. There's not much need to mess with these unless you are trained for decompression, and you have been trained in how to work out what works best for you and your buddy.