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News from mine (Ix3M 2).
I now also have a non clicky button (the left one, others ok). Actually doesn't bother me that much.
Transmitters (2 in sidemount, 1 was recently repaired) are almost ok but you can see clearly that there are still defaults in the signal transmission. I wouldn't go deep diving with these for example, I would go back to analog finimeters.
About the screens i still wonder why the temperature does not show on the main page while diving, does anyone know ?

Besides that i like it... :p
What is a finimeter?
 
What is a finimeter?
The finimeter (lat. Finis end) refers a manometer (pressure gauge) which indicates scuba divers the remaining pressure in their compressed air cylinder. Finimeter was originally a brand name of the Drägerwerk.

I thought finimeter was a current word in english, but pressure gauge might be more correct, huh ?
In France we say "manomètre"
 
SB is a predominantly US based forum. Using 'marmalade' instead of 'jam' is likely to confuse the majority of participants. "Finimeter" is unlikely to gain traction nor comprehension!
 
SB is a predominantly US based forum. Using 'marmalade' instead of 'jam' is likely to confuse the majority of participants. "Finimeter" is unlikely to gain traction nor comprehension!

You English may not get "manometer", but I think "finimeter" is pretty universally incomprehensible.
 
SB is a predominantly US based forum. Using 'marmalade' instead of 'jam' is likely to confuse the majority of participants. "Finimeter" is unlikely to gain traction nor comprehension!

Sorry guys. I actually make the effort to write as much as i can in a comprehensible English (without translator which i maybe should consider), but english is not my mother tongue and I am not bilingual. I do appreciate by the way the corrections. If non US divers with an average level of english are not welcome here, just tell me.
 
Sorry guys. I actually make the effort to write as much as i can in a comprehensible English (without translator which i maybe should consider), but english is not my mother tongue and I am not bilingual. I do appreciate by the way the corrections. If non US divers with an average level of english are not welcome here, just tell me.
 

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