timten
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Hi Everyone,
How do you like your GEO 2.0? I've read that the original had a few problems. Thanks,
Tim
How do you like your GEO 2.0? I've read that the original had a few problems. Thanks,
Tim
How do you like your GEO 2.0?
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I have had no problems so far. I really like having a wrist computer that also serves as a wrist watch.
pjhansman
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so far, so good
I'll give you a better report after a week in Coz later this month
I'll give you a better report after a week in Coz later this month
nidankempo
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I have logged about 30 dives on mine functions great!! I got it shortly after launch this year.
bap
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I've had mine about 2 months and it's been great so far. The ability to use different gas mixes is cool and came in handy when my Nitrox fills were 32 and 34, was easy enough to change it.
fair warning the manual reads terrible so allow yourself some time to play with the watch while trying to make sense of the manual. I printed off a few key pages (changing air mix, accessing logs, algorithm settings) and keep them with my log book. I did get the hang of it but it wasn't very intuitive.
Also don't rely on the audiable alarms - I can't hear them very well. I've triggered it a few times by raising my wrist up to my face too fast and the watch flips out and sets off the rapid ascent warning
I haven't had any issues with scratching it up yet but I'm trying to find that protective lens. They include a lens cover but it's that clear bra material and not the hard plastic lens I've had on previous models.
It's a great watch though and easy to read even during night dives. Now that I'm used to the interface I really like it and have no problem digging my way throught the menus. We'll see how the battery does over time.
fair warning the manual reads terrible so allow yourself some time to play with the watch while trying to make sense of the manual. I printed off a few key pages (changing air mix, accessing logs, algorithm settings) and keep them with my log book. I did get the hang of it but it wasn't very intuitive.
Also don't rely on the audiable alarms - I can't hear them very well. I've triggered it a few times by raising my wrist up to my face too fast and the watch flips out and sets off the rapid ascent warning
I haven't had any issues with scratching it up yet but I'm trying to find that protective lens. They include a lens cover but it's that clear bra material and not the hard plastic lens I've had on previous models.
It's a great watch though and easy to read even during night dives. Now that I'm used to the interface I really like it and have no problem digging my way throught the menus. We'll see how the battery does over time.
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