Personalized Dive Computer Settings to Get the Best Results

Suunto Ambassador, pioneering cave diver, explorer and author Jill Heinerth talks about getting the best results from your dive computer. Personal settings, gradient, and conservatism considerations are explained in plain language in this third installment of a 3 part series. Links below to parts 1 and 2 of this SUUNTO Dive-In series and a special bonus where Jill explains her experience with getting bent.
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[@NickMarino-mp5vy]

Thanks Jill for this video that explains gradient factors in a clear easy to understand format.

[@danflaherty1132]

Great video - learned so much! Is it true that the first number in the Gradient Factor ("GF Low") is irrelevant during non-decompression/no-stop diving?

[@williamsweet2253]

I see you have a prism 2 behind you in the video. It uses a petral 2 with a hud or nerd. How do you use your suunto with it? I’m newish to tech diving. Are you able to use your suunto instead. Curious how that works

[@JillHeinerth]

Hi there. Yes, the Suunto EON has the capability of switching between either Fused RGBM or Gradient Factors for the deco algorithm. You can set the Suunto so it tracks the same deco as a Shearwater just by setting up the parameters the same.

[@williamsweet2253]

@@JillHeinerth that’s awesome. So many really good computers these days