fuzzybabybunny
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EDIT: Sorry mods, please move to the appropriate subsection.
The transmitter is mounted on the same side as the wrist computer. Both have completely fresh batteries.
I was down between 10-20 feet catching crabs and the computer started beeping and reading 0 psi. A second ago it was 1500 psi so I wasn't worried, but annoyed. It continued to read 0 psi for 5-10 minutes, and went in and out during this time as well.
Is this a common issue with wireless computers, or only because this is an old model? Is there anything I can do to make the connection more reliable, besides buying a separate pressure gauge?
The transmitter is mounted on the same side as the wrist computer. Both have completely fresh batteries.
I was down between 10-20 feet catching crabs and the computer started beeping and reading 0 psi. A second ago it was 1500 psi so I wasn't worried, but annoyed. It continued to read 0 psi for 5-10 minutes, and went in and out during this time as well.
Is this a common issue with wireless computers, or only because this is an old model? Is there anything I can do to make the connection more reliable, besides buying a separate pressure gauge?
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