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Wayward Son
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My end dive delay is also 60 seconds
Bought a Peregrine
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Wayward Son
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Yeah, I probably should contact them about this
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Wayward Son
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As for battery life, I had never charged it. It was fully charged out of the box. I tuned it on & checked about every month of 2 & by the time of the trip it was still fully charged.
After 5 days of diving (about 10 hours BT) the battery was showing about 50% charge, so I put it on the charger. It didn't take long to fully recharge.
That was followed by another 4 hrs of BT and it still shows almost fully charged.
After 5 days of diving (about 10 hours BT) the battery was showing about 50% charge, so I put it on the charger. It didn't take long to fully recharge.
That was followed by another 4 hrs of BT and it still shows almost fully charged.
JoeTPhilly
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I think you need to call Shearwater. As to the end dive time delay I like to have mine set to 600 seconds. If you drop down and then have to surface for a problem you end up with another dive. If set to the 10 minutes if you surface briefly for a problem you just continue on the same dive.
L13
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The Peregrine, like many modern computers, does not turn on when wet, but rather turns on at 1m(3ft) depth.
Not sure what EDT is... It isn't in the Peregrine manual either. Did you mean DET?
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Wayward Son
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elapsed dive time
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Wayward Son
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I sent a message to support asking about it. It's not a big deal but I am curious about it.
Plan is to do 5 dives weekend after next so I'll have chances to observe this thing in action some more
Plan is to do 5 dives weekend after next so I'll have chances to observe this thing in action some more
Belzelbub
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Downloads show full dive all the way to the surface, right?
It does seem curious, but I’m sure it’s taking that extra time into account.
I can’t say that I’ve noticed the same with my Perdix, but I wasn’t really looking, either. I’ll pay attention to it next time.
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Wayward Son
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No idea. These are the first dives on it so now I have to figure out how to download them to the app
Belzelbub
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Tends to work best on a mobile device. PCs and Macs can be finicky with connection.
I use Subsurface on iOS primarily, but if you are using Shearwater Cloud, the process is pretty much the same.
Launch the app.
Put the Peregrine in Bluetooth mode. (Just hit the left button until you see “Start Bluetooth, then hit the right button)
Then hit the Connect icon on the app. It should find your Peregrine and allow you to connect to it.
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