Had a thought this morning, wanted to see what others have done....
Has anyone ever run their perdix with ai on their buddies tank? I would assume as long as you maintained a close distance it would stay connected. This way in a team dive you would be able to see their pressure at all times. Obviously you would rely on your own spg for your gas.
The inverse, my thought this morning, would be to run transmitter 1 as your pressure and set transmitter 2 to their pressure. I thought of this as a benefit to an instructor with an open water student. You would be able to know how fast they are sucking down air. But I guess it could be used in other various ways. Such has monitoring a team for turn pressure....
So has anyone experimented with the above? If so, what are your thoughts? Obviously the main issue is maintaining a distance that would keep the connection. But all of this was just an idea, maybe this weekend I will grab my brother and test it all out in various configurations.
Has anyone ever run their perdix with ai on their buddies tank? I would assume as long as you maintained a close distance it would stay connected. This way in a team dive you would be able to see their pressure at all times. Obviously you would rely on your own spg for your gas.
The inverse, my thought this morning, would be to run transmitter 1 as your pressure and set transmitter 2 to their pressure. I thought of this as a benefit to an instructor with an open water student. You would be able to know how fast they are sucking down air. But I guess it could be used in other various ways. Such has monitoring a team for turn pressure....
So has anyone experimented with the above? If so, what are your thoughts? Obviously the main issue is maintaining a distance that would keep the connection. But all of this was just an idea, maybe this weekend I will grab my brother and test it all out in various configurations.