J-Vo
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So when moving to Solid State sensor do you just run 1 instead of 3?
I'll start with one solid state and two chemical sensors.
Edit: typo.
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So when moving to Solid State sensor do you just run 1 instead of 3?
I'll start with one solid state and two chemical sensors.
Edit: typo.
Have you received one yet?Also, I'm thinking I'll probably give it around 100 hours then decide if I want to add a second. I'll likely never run 3 solid state sensors.
Thanks - good feedback there! Anyone else with them yet?Here's my GBM head with 3 green flash oxygen scientifics on the NERD cable and a galvanic on the P3. Awesome so far! 20' flushes and always right on. So solid I'm questioning the stability of my galvanic. The solid states even pick up when condensation is gradually getting on the galvanic and reading a bit low, usually by about 0.1atm. Excellent cells so far.
What's really incredible with these cells are their response time. Depending on how hard you lay on your mav you can actually see the local high PO2 before it all mixes together. They don't seem to mind a little condensation on them like the galvanics either.
Reach out to Greg Borodiansky at Scubatron if you have GBM questions.
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