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does anyone have a manual for a orca edge dive computer they could scan for me
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My Orca was my first dive computer when I started diving back in '91. What a trooper!
Unfortunately, it gave up last year in Cayman. I'm sure you'll all be happy to know it received a full state funeral.
It was a great little computer that I had no qualms about letting relatives use when they dove with us, or as a back up.
Alas, poor Orca. I knew it, Horatio...
Unfortunately, it gave up last year in Cayman. I'm sure you'll all be happy to know it received a full state funeral.
It was a great little computer that I had no qualms about letting relatives use when they dove with us, or as a back up.
Alas, poor Orca. I knew it, Horatio...
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The Orca Edge is a fabulous piece of diving history.
I collect old computers and have a great one which I still dive from time to time.
If nothing else they're a great talking point, and less likely to kill you than a Bendomatic!
http://www.users.on.net/~abowie/bendo.htm
I collect old computers and have a great one which I still dive from time to time.
If nothing else they're a great talking point, and less likely to kill you than a Bendomatic!
http://www.users.on.net/~abowie/bendo.htm
What documentation do you want?
Send a PM to me with your e-mail address and I'll send you a copy.
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Gosh, I also have an Edge, and a Phoenix or two laying around here, although I dont dive them anymore, they are all still in fine working order.
Great pieces of equipment they were indeed.
Great pieces of equipment they were indeed.
While I am at it, anyone know where I might be able to pick up a seal? The one on there looks pretty compressed. Wouldn't want to put it in the water only to watch it flood. Or are those known for holding up "forever" (though "forever" may have already been reached with the age of this thing).
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I have to say, I have never heard of an EDGE flooding (although I am sure it happened occassionally) but I think it was rare, they were pretty bulletproof.!
Unfortunately I dont know of anywhere one can still get spares for these units, I tried a few years ago but never really got anywhere.
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