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| Originally Posted by warmwaterdiver I'm hoping I made the right choice, as I bought one over the weekend
just printed the manual off the website, 60 odd pages, bit of light reading for later 
any things I should watch out for, apart from not just straping it on and jumping in  |
Gary,
The VR3 is one of those things which is made a lot easier by having someone run through it with you. Reading the manual you will see a load of stuff you don't need to know, settings you'll never use, and probably miss the important stuff.
Personally, I just set the right gas and took it diving, along with my existing computer. That's the way I learn to use most computers, I call it the male method.
They're not nearly as complicated as they probably seem here, slightly more so on open circuit, but the gas switches are basically the most difficult thing, and the only time when you need to press buttons pretty much.
I don't mind going through it at the Falmouth weekend if it helps. I have the same model.
Digs.