Galileo Luna probe losing signal with Galileo Luna 2.0

[thegios]

I've had a Galileo Luna AI till July 2024, then I dropped in deep water and it was gone :-(
Never a signal problem.
I replaced the computer only with a Luna 2.0 but for every single dive I was losing signal at least twice per dive.
When I went to the shop my friend told me it was probably due to the probe battery since when opening the probe he realised they batteries were not original panasonic (I do not remember whhen I changed them), so replaced them with panasonic ones.

Unfortunately I did no dive after replcing batteries.
Now I am about to leave to Indonesia and I am not sure if I will be able to do any diving to test.

Anyone with a similar experience? Does it make sense that non panasonic batteries in the Luna probe can create signal strenght issue with the new Luna 2.0?

thx

 

[Mobulai]

Can’t speak for battery specs based on brand, but if your friend tested it with a probe and found them to be lacking (V/I wise) then that explains it (did we have this discussion last year?)
The test is.. well when you go diving with it

 

[thegios]

Can’t speak for battery specs based on brand, but if your friend tested it with a probe and found them to be lacking (V/I wise) then that explains it (did we have this discussion last year?)
The test is.. well when you go diving with it

yes we did, but as I wrote I didn't have the chance to do another diving after that... yeah probably I should have used that old thread to add my new comments, sorry

 

[Mobulai]

No worries, I’m just checking if my memory is playing tricks on me

 

[thegios]

No worries, I’m just checking if my memory is playing tricks on me

no no you are not mad hahahaha