DIVE COMPUTER QUESTIONS
Dive computers are popular and have changed the way we dive. Computers have unique terms, limits, procedures, and rules. See how well versed you are concerning dive computers. Note: Select the most correct answer to each question.

1. The principal advantage provided by most dive computers is:

  • A. Extended no-decompression limits
  • B. Digital information readout
  • C. Multi-level time allowance
  • D. Accurate depth readings

2. The longest battery life for currently available dive computers is:

  • A. 500 hours
  • B. 1,000 hours
  • C. 8-10 years
  • D. None of the above

3. Dive buddies may share a dive computer provided the buddy without the dive computer is never deeper than his/her partner:

  • A. True for some dive computers
  • B. True for all dive computers
  • C. False

4. In the event of dive computer failure or accidental shut-off:

  • A. Consult the dive tables prior to further diving
  • B. Dive at depths not in excess of 27 feet
  • C. Discontinue diving for the number of hours required by the dive computer for complete out gassing

5. The majority of available dive computers may not be used above an altitude of feet:

  • A. 1,000
  • B. 2000
  • C. 8000
  • D. Non of the above

6. You must wait at least 24 hours before flying after diving when diving with a computer.

  • A. True
  • B. False

7. Ascent rates for dive computers:

  • A. Range from 20 feet per minute to 60 feet per minute
  • B. Range from 40 feet per minute to 60 feet per minute
  • C. Are 60 feet per minute
  • D. All vary depending on time/depth

8. The ascent rate is a factor affecting repetitive dives when computer diving:

  • A. True
  • B. False

9. There are no dive computers on the market that provide a U. S. Navy repetitive group designation letter after each dive?

  • A. True
  • B. False

10. Decompression diving with a dive computer is:

  • A. Prohibited
  • B. Not recommended
  • C. Difficult and complex
  • D. Safe and acceptable


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