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July 2010

Sunny days, warm waters and beautiful weather – during the summer there are lot of great reasons to head out and go diving. Remember to pack along the needed gear and make your own discovering moves under water!

Suunto wishes all the diving enthusiasts happy summer and holidays!

Monitor your tank pressure from your wrist – without a hose

With the Suunto Wireless tank pressure transmitter you can monitor tank pressure and air consumption data at the same time as you monitor depth and time – directly from your wrist. The transmitter also enables your Suunto D9, HelO2, Vytec DS, or Vyper Air to show an estimation of the remaining air time throughout your dive.

Read more about the Suunto Wireless tank pressure transmitter

Turn on Suunto TV to watch diving tutorial videos, including how to change the transmitter code in your Suunto D9

Trubridge triumphs in Suunto Dive-Off competition

Suunto Ambassador William Trubridge broke his own world record in the constant weight, no fins discipline at the Vertical Blue 2010 freediving competition at Dean’s Blue Hole, Bahamas. Trubridge added another three meters to his existing 92-meter record and the 95 m (311 ft) dive also gave him the lead in the Suunto Dive-Off competition.

Get the wreck-diving bug with August’s calendar image

Wreck diving is like taking a trip back in time. For the duration of your dive the silent structure is your own private museum – no crowds, no guides, and no “do not touch” signs. Get the bug with the Suunto dive team as they explore the famous Spiegel Grove wreck in Key Largo, Florida.

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