Perdix AI Depth Sensor Location
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Don't know the answer but I've found you can blow about 4ft pressure orally and dive computer will register. A mirror is helpful in case the sensor is in the back. Might be a practical method to find out. I'm also curious why you're interested.
Pao
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Probably here:
But don't go around blowing compressed air or HP water into the holes. You might damage the sensor
But don't go around blowing compressed air or HP water into the holes. You might damage the sensor
tcoen
Shearwater Research
Hi Mark1992 and Pao,
The depth sensor is as shown below. Like Pao mentioned, don't blow compressed air or water jets into the sensor area. Also, do not poke sharp instruments into the depth sensor area.
We do see occasional failure due to aggressive cleaning, most likely compressed air.
Best regards,
Tyler Coen
Shearwater Research
The depth sensor is as shown below. Like Pao mentioned, don't blow compressed air or water jets into the sensor area. Also, do not poke sharp instruments into the depth sensor area.
We do see occasional failure due to aggressive cleaning, most likely compressed air.
Best regards,
Tyler Coen
Shearwater Research
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