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New. Never been worn smooth interior. Dries fast. ideal for tropics 90$

New. Only worn for trying-on. These suits ideal for tropics.Dry very fast. Smooth interior 80$

Never worn, brand new. 35$

Clean, minimal wear. Has maybe 20 dives on it. 50$

Tough TG-3 Black Includes original battery and charger. Ideal adventure camera , pool ,snorkeling and diving up to 15ft 120$

For Sale Olympus Pen E-PL1 with Olympus 14-42mm lens. 12.3 Megapixel Camera Uses standard SD cards. (not those special XD cards) Original Olympus battery and charger. Additional battery ( off-brand) PT-EP01 underwater housing PMLA-EP01 Macro adapter PTMC-01 Macro conversion lens I am in the...

67 dives and not a single hiccup. Gonna do another two this afternoon. This one has outlived the previous ones by at least double.

Yes the mass storage class drivers are robust... if they are implemented correctly on the device side. There are many problems getting it to work right on 64 bit machines. This seems to be the problem with the Nautilus. I run Win 7 Pro 64 bit. Windows sees the unit as LFLN in mass storage mode...

No answer yet. i solved the problem by connecting it to an old xp computer. That allowed firmware restore and then update. i don't understand why device manufacturers want to use the usb mass storage class for firmware updates. That class is designed for harddisks and external storage. The unit...

Well that's just spiffy ... a brand new lifeline unit. charged it to 100% , download software , install ... it tell's me there is a firmware update. So i click update. screen goes blank ... and that's it. nothing happens. The unit is dead. the installer tells me it cant find the lifeline. if i...

Allright. I just got confirmation from Atomic ( and a tracking number ) that a new one was shipped overnight. So, Big thanks to Darcy, Adan and Ron. To pick up on what Ron wrote: Both my Cobalts were early production runs. Like I wrote in an earlier post : I suspect my machines were subject to...

It's not so much the cost of the computer. A top notch machine cost money. There's no escaping that, and i'm fine with that. My frustration is a combination of multiple factors. 1) I specifically selected that machine because one of its key selling points is : rechargeabale , never need to...

@Dr.Lecter. Fine. I'll change the topics title to "My worst dive computer ever". Happy now ? You can hammer on about my lack of perspective all you want, it does not take away my frustration nor my current level of anxiety about the whole situation and the handling of it. If I hadn't called...

In this case it's not the electronics that fail... the bloody damn thing leaks water ! and that kills the electronics. The root cause is water leaks ! that is VERY bad for a device that has an intended usage underwater. Here's your new fleet of submarines Mr President. they're the most advanced...

Well , here is my perspective : Suunto cobra : 1200 dives + dives : 0 problems Citizen Hyper Aqualand : 1500 + dives : 0 problems Cobalt 1 : 31 dives : water leak on sensor : dead : lost 2 days of diving : had to rent computer Cobalt 2 : 35 dives : water leak on sensor : dead : waiting for...

??!? and you find that acceptable ? I don't ... If it were a 100$ piece of junk made by one-hung-lo I'd shrug it off. Not if it's a 1200$ piece of equipment made by a company that prides itself to be the 'best'. Keep in mind that these problems have been with TWO individual machines. First one...