Galileo Trimix?

[RolMar]

Hi,

The TRIMIX upate has been announced for March 2010 on the German edition of Scubapro/UWATEC hompage
Galileo SOL - SCUBAPRO-UWATEC

In February 2010 the TRIMIX SW was introduced on German Boot in Düsseldorf and reviewed/discussed @ www.tauchernet.de.

I personally believe it will take a few more days/weeks but we will definitely get a TRIMIX upgrade for the Galileo family.

Regards,
RolMar

 

[Scott L]

Hi,

The TRIMIX upate has been announced for March 2010 on the German edition of Scubapro/UWATEC hompage
Galileo SOL - SCUBAPRO-UWATEC

In February 2010 the TRIMIX SW was introduced on German Boot in Düsseldorf and reviewed/discussed @ www.tauchernet.de.

I personally believe it will take a few more days/weeks but we will definitely get a TRIMIX upgrade for the Galileo family.

Regards,
RolMar

 

[mikeguerrero]

Can anyone give me a basic idea how the Trimix will work on the Galileo. One example would be cool....

Thanks,

MG

 

[Scott L]

Can anyone give me a basic idea how the Trimix will work on the Galileo. One example would be cool....

Thanks,

MG

I am guessing the same as now but a seperate entry for He percentage and some mandatory deep stops...

 

[kdupreez]

Scubapro says 2-4 weeks out!!

From fairly reliable internal SP source: "The software is done and it is going through final testing before it can be released. I believe that should happen within the next 2 to 4 weeks unless there is any kind of hick up. Any hick up could possibly delay it a week or two but should not be anything substantial."

woohoo!!

 

[Roy2u]

Scubapro says 2-4 weeks out!!

From fairly reliable internal SP source: "The software is done and it is going through final testing before it can be released. I believe that should happen within the next 2 to 4 weeks unless there is any kind of hick up. Any hick up could possibly delay it a week or two but should not be anything substantial."

woohoo!!

This is the reply I got:
We have no release date yet but we think it will be may????

 

[kdupreez]

well, its mid May and 4 weeks have come and gone.. lets hope its the 6 weeks benchmark..

maybe a "Scubapro week" means 2 human weeks, so we can really expect the upgrade in 8-14 weeks :cool2:

 

[sid101]

Excuse me for entering this conversation like this but i would like to ask, why is the air integration useless for tec diving?

 

[kdupreez]

Well, its more prone to failures than an SPG.. i.e. The chances of the wireless unit failing or flooding etc. is MUCH greater than a good old SPG having an issue..

That being said, I have both on my Tec setup.. the wireless comes off the right post together with my primary long hose, and then I have a backup SPG on the left post that I clip off nice and streamlined.. This way I can very easily see my pressure on both the Galileo wireless units without having to go try find gauges often (pain in the ass when carrying decos plus a camera). Plus if it fails or I need to isolate, the backup is always there..

having both is great for me - its not strictly DIR, but I embrace technology where its feasible and makes good common sense.

 

[H20lover]

The response I'm getting is mid June from Scubapro reps. Was going to get rid of my Sol because of the lack of Trimix. Glad I hung on to it!