Successor to VR3 - VR NHeO3

Listen to this article What would happen if you combined the power and performance of the VR3 computer, augmented it and packed it into the simple and easy-to-use interface of the NHeO computer? It is from this combination that VR Technology’s new computer has been created. The new model has been labelled NHeO3. The computer

ByMarcin Pawelczyk

Published: January 19, 2011 - 14:04

Updated: February 9, 2023 - 01:25

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What would happen if you combined the power and performance of the VR3 computer, augmented it and packed it into the simple and easy-to-use interface of the NHeO computer?

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It is from this combination that VR Technology’s new computer has been created. The new model has been labelled NHeO3.
The computer is capable of handling dives on any gas mixtures, ranging from air/nitrox to trimix dives performed on a closed circuit.

Data transmission to the PC is based on infrared. The display has been given a higher resolution, and the data display algorithm has been written to automatically magnify the most relevant information after immersion.

A new power saving system allows for longer battery life. The battery itself is easily replaceable by the user. The computer allows you to plan decompression with multiple gases, on both open and closed circuits. It is also possible to switch and add new gases underwater. In the latter case, the decompression plan will be automatically calculated and presented to the diver.

The device comes with a 3-year warranty. The cost of the basic version of the computer is approximately £500.

source: www.technologyindepth.com