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do it easy:
Dude, Call DAN!!! ;)

I did the next best thing, I logged onto ScubaBoard and asked what I should do ;)

do it easy:
Did they ever tell what was up with the computer?

No, they just sent out a replacement unit.

The obvious primary symptom was that the depth was totally off. However, the error wasn't a fixed offset, nor was it linear. It was off by about 80-120ft on the outbound leg, 30-110 on the inbound leg. The big ~70ft spike @ ~75 minutes was really only about a 15ft depth change (we swam over the top of a section of reef).

Hard to say what failed. My initial suspicion was that it was something in pressure sensing or processing circuitry. However, after downloading the data, I also noticed that the year was was also whacked. It could be a totally orthogonal issue ... who the heck knows.
 
It is common knowledge that Rick is actually a Black Ops Operative covertly masquerading as a recreational diver.

Yea right you were at Shaws Cove on a single tank. . .

Are Deb and Kim just dupes to your sexy devil may care persona, or are they operatives also?

If you read the fine print, he had one of those military Area 51 Rebreathers and he was hidden under silt for hours waiting to mine an enemy nuclear sub off the Coast of. . . (deleted as a National Security Breech. . .Homeland Security)

I got your number my team mate!

T
 
riguerin:
I did the next best thing, I logged onto ScubaBoard and asked what I should do ;)



No, they just sent out a replacement unit.

The obvious primary symptom was that the depth was totally off. However, the error wasn't a fixed offset, nor was it linear. It was off by about 80-120ft on the outbound leg, 30-110 on the inbound leg. The big ~70ft spike @ ~75 minutes was really only about a 15ft depth change (we swam over the top of a section of reef).

Hard to say what failed. My initial suspicion was that it was something in pressure sensing or processing circuitry. However, after downloading the data, I also noticed that the year was was also whacked. It could be a totally orthogonal issue ... who the heck knows.

It didn't have the new daylight savings time patch and got hit with the y2k*2 bug. :D
 

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