Historical information
First available in ScubaPro’s catalogue in 1966, the ScubaPro Automatic Decompression Meter was a break through in diving technology and a forerunner to the modern dive computer. The meter attempted to calculate nitrogen absorption based on dive time and depth. This was done mechanically instead of electronically, and without the benefit of any actual computing. The Automatic Decompression Meter was introduced just a year after ScubaPro’s most successful product – the ScubaPro Jet Fins – which still remain popular today.
Significance
Used by divers since 1966
Physical description
The ScubaPro Automatic Decompression Meter 1966 in original box
Inscriptions & markings
Automatic Decompression Meter Number 4323 made in Italy
