Compass help

[ScubaMilo]

The compass on the wrist is a great idea...I am using one of the DSS mounts for mine witht the bungees as well...my problem is when I turn the outer dial...the whole compass becomes out of kilter...it all moves even though I have put the tabs and notches in the correct spots...anyone have any suggestions to correct this?
Thanks,
Kirsten

Kristen
If I'm not mistaken DSS makes about 2-3 different mounts for the sk7 compass as some of the older models of the sk7 are a little different.
It's possible that you have a mount designed for a different model of the sk7.
I would contact Tobin at DSS and ask him about this isssue.
I think you can tell the difference between the compasses by the color of the bezel ring.
Good luck,
Milo

 

[AndrewJD]

I find that the SK7 is easiest to read when it is mounted on an X-Scooter. No need to twist your left arm at all and as an added benefit, if you kick stronger with one leg, it will solve that problem too... Perhaps a bit more expensive then the wrist mount but well worth it in my opinion!
-Jonathan

 

[HBDiveGirl]

I find that the SK7 is easiest to read when it is mounted on an X-Scooter. No need to twist your left arm at all and as an added benefit, if you kick stronger with one leg, it will solve that problem too... Perhaps a bit more expensive then the wrist mount but well worth it in my opinion!
-Jonathan

OMG! Wait 'til Josh hears this one!

"You should get an X-Scooter because it's the best of all possible ways to carry your compass. Perfectly logical."

Well said, Andrew... BRAVO!

SK-7 Compass? About $80.
Getting to use it on your X-Scooter? Priceless!!

Claudette