tadawson
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Seems pretty clear to me, although we all read things a bit differently . . .
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So what was the result of the comparison to analog gauge pressure?
I think displaying erroneous pressure either way would be at best huge disservice to the diver.
I think displaying erroneous pressure either way would be at best huge disservice to the diver.
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fdarden
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When I compared two analog gauges to the Cobalt, the readings were exactly the same on all three devices. I think the Cobalt has a very accurate PSI gauge. Now that I know that it operates independently of any sort of program settings, and ALWAYS reads true PSI, I will dive much easier.
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