DiveNav has closed

[rhwestfall]

Trying to get to their page, it seems they are no more. The leave a link to some form of a repair center.

Wondering if being able to get my CooTwo firmware updated is no longer an option....

 

[rhwestfall]

here is what you get (re-direct) from their site:

 

[Bubblesong]

I am sorry to hear this. I was hoping to buy a Cootwo direct from them to get fresh sensors.

 

[JohnN]

Trying to get to their page, it seems they are no more. The leave a link to some form of a repair center.

Wondering if being able to get my CooTwo firmware updated is no longer an option....

Bummer

My first attempt to re-calibrate my CO sensor left it with about a 1 PPM offset. Not terrible, since I can usually subtract 1, but an annoyance never the less.

 

[jgttrey]

Doesn't surprise me. They had a great concept, but those units are crap.

Customer service was basically zero even when it was a going concern. This just makes it official.

 

[Marie13]

I found DiveNav helpful for the online class for the Geo 2.0 since the manual was so awful.

 

[kelemvor]

Wow, that sucks. So ends the life of the only affordable CO/O2 tester. I wish they would have at least sold it to some other company who might have continued making sensors and/or open sourced the firmware.

It's not THAT surprising given how bad they were at customer service. They used to make that Tobin dude look good.

 

[tbone1004]

The CO sensors are market standard parts and are available. Not freely available as in you can go to a store and pick them up, but I have 2x brand new ones sitting on my desk. As long as the app doesn't get removed from the marketplace, keeping them going should be fine. I do wish I had the firmware updated so I didn't have to rely on the app for everything, but such is life.

 

[JohnnyC]

Products were crap. Service was crap. Not surprising. I wonder what relationship the service center has with them. $80 for CO calibration?! Kick rocks bro.

Buy the CO sensors from Mouser or Digikey. Buy a cheap can of bump gas, $30 from CalGas. That pay for firmware upgrade stuff was crap.

 

[tbone1004]

now we just need Divesoft to get off their asses and put a CO sensor in their new analyzers. I have no idea why they didn't do it in the new one despite many people asking.