I appreciate your opinion.......I say remove the distraction of a level of accuracy that is not needed. Whole numbers that are stable are better than decimals that keep changing. ....
The decimal is not really necessary for scuba diving ..... but ... it is kind of cool to use cootwo to show what a car stopped at the red light does to the air inside the shop next to the crossing :shocked2:
The vast majority of respondent so far (here and on Kickstarter) would like the decimal for CO to be user programmable. That is what we are going to do
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I don't think so...... I mean really, is a 1 decimal change going to be the deciding factor between diving the tank and calling the dive? ...
cootwo will flash the CO value if it is >4 ppm and it will also blink the LED if the value is > 9ppm.....Personally, I'm not gonna dive it at 9.9, and realistically probably not gonna dive a tank above 5 or 6ppm,....
So far the long pole in the tent is the enclosure .... apparently it takes forever to manufacture a piece of plastic :depressed:..... Especially if it delays manufacture.