THE OCEANIC Veo 3.0 DIVE COMPUTER - VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:

The Oceanic VEO 3.0 is a NITROX capable personal dive computer featuring Oceanic's exclusive dual decompression algorithm.

It supports two different gasses and includes audible alarms, a large display and a three-button interface. It is built in a strong, lightweight hockey puck module and is available in multiple configurations - air and compass integrated console, wrist unit, or stand-alone module.

The Oceanic VEO 3.0 dive computer has oversized digits make it very easy to monitor critical information during your dive. And the three buttons with step-back feature and the friendly menus allow you to quickly access and/or program specific parameters.

With the Oceanic VEO 3.0, you not only have the option to select which decompression algorithm to use but you can also optimize your level of conservatism by adjusting the tissue-loading bar graph alarm and/or the conservative factor setting.

Let's now look at the features of the Oceanic VEO 3.0 dive computer.

While diving with the Oceanic VEO 3.0, you can choose among several display modes. The Oceanic VEO 3.0 can be programmed to turn on as soon as you enter the water and carefully guide you during your dive with its large, easy to read display and bar graphs.

Planning a deep dive? Not a problem. With the Oceanic VEO 3.0 you can set a deep stop with countdown timer. Want to dive the same profile as your buddy? Not a problem. With the Oceanic VEO 3.0 you can dive in sync with anybody, anywhere. Because the Oceanic VEO 3.0 allows you to adjust the algorithm basis and its conservatism, you can adjust it to closely match just about any other dive computer on the market, allowing you and anybody to always dive in sync.

Running out of battery during a dive trip? Not a problem. With the Oceanic VEO 3.0 you can change the batteries yourself. Diving at altitude? Not a problem. The Oceanic VEO 3.0 will adjust its algorithm based on the altitude you are diving. Want to compare your dive profile with your buddy? You can do that by accessing the log book integrated into the Oceanic VEO 3.0.