Suunto Zoop Dive Computer

The Zoop is the brand new Dive Computer from Suunto and replaces the incredibly popular Gekko. It has very similar features to the Gekko but now has a PC interface for dive profile downloading.

Suunto Zoop is a great value, easy-to-use dive computer for recreational divers. Even though the Zoop is a great choice for your first dive computer, it still has full decompression capabilities and nitrox mode which means it will still service you well for many years to come.

As with all the the Suunto range the Zoop has a very easy-to-use push button operation with a simple, straightforward menu structure. The super-bright phosphorescent LCD display makes the Zoop really easy to see in the dark when charged by torch light. You can wear Suunto Zoop as a wrist unit, or mount it on one of Suunto's Combo consoles.

The Zoop features both Air and Nitrox modes. It can be programmed for nitrox mixtures of 21% to 50% oxygen and adjusted for oxygen partial pressure of between 1.2 and 1.6 bar.

Using the Suunto RGBM algorithm, Suunto Zoop enables continuous decompression for optimal ascent time. Both ascent rate and available no-decompression time are displayed graphically with clear color-coded indicators. Visual and audible alarms are given whenever necessary and you can also enable maximum depth and dive time alarms.

Features

• Air and Nitrox modes
• Altitude adjustment
• Ascent rate monitor / alarm
• Ascent time display
• Audible alarm
• Consumed bottom time graph
• Battery power indicator
• Low battery warning
• User replaceable battery
• Suunto RGBM algorithm
• Built in dive planner
• Downloadable via optional Suunto Dive Manager (Purchase separately)

Specification

• Phosphorescent LCD display
• Menu based user interface
• Changeable metric / imperial units
• Water resistant to 100m / 328 ft
• Weight 68g

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Suunto dive computers and instruments are known for innovation, quality and accuracy. The Suunto Vyper and Suunto Zoop are the most popular diving computers in the range but the new Suunto D9 is the scuba diving computer of choice.

Our standard delivery charge is set at £2.95. The method of delivery is based on the weight of your order and the delivery country that you choose.

Express delivery starts at £4.95 as this is a couriered delivery but it does allow you to specify your preferred delivery time and date.

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Q -   Hi Probably a really silly question, but I see the suunto zoop has a 30 second sampling rate... Does this have any effect on the information shown during a dive? ie is the depth shown the current depth or what it was at the sample interval? Many thanks. A -   The sample rate is the "snap shot" taken of dive for playing back and reviewing your dive profile later. The Sample rate on some computers is variable (5 secs, 10 secs, 30 secs etc..) so that you can choose how much information your record for plotting your dive profile later. The more sample points taken during a dive the more accurate the graph of your dive profile. It is worth noting that It is worth noting that the more sample points requires more memory and as such less dives can be stored in the computers log. As a result many divers leave variable rates set at 30 seconds to maximise on memory. The Sample rate does not effect the computers calculations during the dive - this is a constant process.

Q -   Does the Suunto-Zoop have the capacity or adaptability with an accessory to give tank air pressure readings during a dive? A -   Hi, the Suunto Zoop does not support air integration by any method. You will need to opt for the Vyper Air or Cobra 3 if you require air integration

Q -   How many dives does the memory save? By this I mean if i don't buy the computer software to go with it, if I then did how many dives would it remember? Cheers, Dan A -   Hi, The Zoop will show the amount of dives completed, the hours completed and the max depth, but in truth the commit to memory depends on how much your sample rate is but it tends to be approx. 36 hours.

Q -   what extra do you get from the vyper over the zoop for the extra £30. A -   The only differences between the Zoop and the Vyper are that the Vyper has a Dive Simulator (great for learning how to use the computer) and a backlight. All other fetaures are essentially the same.

Q -   Hello again, i have some more questions about the zoop dive computor [ 19121 ] what is the maximium depth this will go to / read, also my eyesight is"nt what it used to be is this easy to read. Regards Trevor A -   Hi, the Suunto Zoop is rated and will display the depth to 100m. The main display digits are pretty large and very clear making the numbers and other information easy to read.

Q -   Does the Suunto Zoop also operate as a watch? I'm looking for an affordable diver's watch with audible alarm & rubber strap, plus an entry level computer, for my daughter's 16th birthday present. She dives to 30m, on two - three holidays each year......she likes the Gekko so I wonder whether the Zoop might be suitable. Many thanks for any help you can provide, Sabra Ralph. A -   The Zoop is too large to be worn as an everyday watch, although it does display the time it does not have any time alarms. It is purely a diving computer.