Master Your Dive Computer on Ramrod Key: A Half‑Day, Classroom‑Based Tune‑Up

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Master Your Dive Computer on Ramrod Key: A Half‑Day, Classroom‑Based Tune‑Up

A half‑day, non‑diving SSI Computer Diving course at Ramrod Key for certified divers that teaches the functions, settings, and safe use of dive computers.

Master Your Dive Computer on Ramrod Key: A Half‑Day, Classroom‑Based Tune‑Up.

Duration
Half Day
Location
Ramrod Key
Operator
Looe Key Reef Resort
Category
Scuba
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Unlock your dive computer’s full potential with this focused, classroom‑based course offered through Looe Key Reef Resort in Ramrod Key. Designed for certified divers, the SSI Computer Diving program walks through the capabilities and functions of dive computers so you can plan smarter, dive safer, and get more from your gear.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SKILL

Use Every Feature of Your Computer

The program explores dive‑computer functions and capabilities so divers learn how to use all available features rather than relying on just the basics—an approach that helps you get the most from your investment.

THE SAFETY

Plan and Dive Smarter

By understanding how a computer calculates and displays information before, during, and after a dive, divers can simplify planning and increase safety in the water.

THE FORMAT

A Non‑Diving, Classroom‑Focused Course

This is a non‑diving, classroom session intended to familiarize certified divers with settings and functions so they can translate that knowledge to their own gear.

What the day feels like

How the Course Feels

The SSI Computer Diving program is a concise, instructional session that teaches you how to use a dive computer effectively—covering what the instrument does, when to rely on it, and how to interpret its readouts to enhance safety and simplify dive planning.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course suits — and who it doesn’t.

1
Certified Recreational DiversAppropriate for divers who already hold an Open Water Diver (or comparable) certification and want to become proficient with their dive computer.
2
Families with Older KidsOpen to participants age 10 and up, making it accessible to younger certified divers accompanied by adults.
3
Uncertified or New DiversNot suitable: participants must already be certified; this is a non‑diving, skills‑and‑knowledge course rather than an initial training program.
4
Large GroupsClasses are typically limited in size; if you wish to book more than four people, you must contact the operator by email or phone to arrange.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Arrive having completed the required online academics and prepared to discuss your specific computer; you must hold an Open Water Diver (or comparable) certification. This is a non‑diving, classroom course (no dive gear is required).

Course Format

Half‑day, non‑diving classroom instruction that covers before‑, during‑, and after‑dive uses of dive computers and how functions translate to individual devices.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is this a diving course?

No — this is a non‑diving, classroom‑based course focused on learning dive‑computer functions and settings.

How long is the course?

The course is a half‑day program.

Who can take the Computer Diving course?

Participants must hold an Open Water Diver (or comparable) certification from a recognized training agency.

Are classes limited in size?

Class sizes are limited; if you would like to book more than four people, contact the operator to make arrangements by emailing [email protected] or calling (305) 872‑2215.

What will I learn in the course?

The SSI Computer Diving program explores the functions and capabilities of different dive computers and explains how to use these functions before, during, and after your dive so you can increase safety and make planning easier.

Do I need to finish anything before I arrive?

Yes — you are required to complete the online academics prior to arrival so the in‑person classroom session can focus on functions, settings, and translation to your specific computer.