Atomic Aquatics Cobalt - Oled diving console

Listen to this article Atomic Aquatics engineers have created an advanced dive console featuring an OLED display. The device combines the functions of a sophisticated manometer, dive computer and dive compass. The Atomic Aquatics Cobalt looks really good. It seems that the use of OLEDs in displays is the direction that more dive computer manufacturers

ByMarcin Pawelczyk

Published: December 22, 2010 - 20:47

Updated: July 22, 2023 - 07:32

Atomic Aquatics Cobalt – Oled diving console

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Atomic Aquatics engineers have created an advanced dive console featuring an OLED display. The device combines the functions of a sophisticated manometer, dive computer and dive compass.

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The Atomic Aquatics Cobalt looks really good. It seems that the use of OLEDs in displays is the direction that more dive computer manufacturers will take.
The dive computer built into the console uses the RGBM (Reduced gradient bubble model) algorithm. It can be programmed to use 3 gases containing up to 99% 02.
The computer allows you to plan dives (including repeats) and can store up to 600 hours of stored dive profiles.

The battery is replaceable and can be recharged using the charger or by connecting to a USB port on your computer. In the latter case, however, you should be aware that charging will take considerably longer.
The console can be used to a maximum depth of 100 metres.

The user interface is simple and intuitive.