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Marc · 14th May 2008, 00:45

I dive the URM on my CK while buddy (on here as IKM) dives shearwater setup.

Shearwater HUD is very neat.
Size of wrist unit is about the same.

I am not sure about VR3 issues. I think they are rock solid and just work!

When I got my CK it already came with the VR3-style displays and kidney. Similar to you. It was about time I'd bought myself a decent deco computer so I was gonna buy a VR3 anyway, i.e. with a bit of obscure logic all it did cost me extra was to buy the core module which comes with HUD. I really like my setup. It's never failed me and just works (Not that I have seen Shearwater fail)...Anyway, for me this was the easiest way to get a good system that would add to whatever I already had / not replace...

Cheers, Marc

14th May 2008, 00:45	#11 (permalink)
Marc New Member Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Perth Posts: 90	Re: vr3 or shearwater...? I dive the URM on my CK while buddy (on here as IKM) dives shearwater setup. Shearwater HUD is very neat. Size of wrist unit is about the same. I am not sure about VR3 issues. I think they are rock solid and just work! When I got my CK it already came with the VR3-style displays and kidney. Similar to you. It was about time I'd bought myself a decent deco computer so I was gonna buy a VR3 anyway, i.e. with a bit of obscure logic all it did cost me extra was to buy the core module which comes with HUD. I really like my setup. It's never failed me and just works (Not that I have seen Shearwater fail)...Anyway, for me this was the easiest way to get a good system that would add to whatever I already had / not replace... Cheers, Marc __________________ Classic KISS #271
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