but doesn't register start air pressure & end air pressure
It certainly does when you download the log into Subsurface.
They respond within 48 business hours usually or less. What email did you use for them?I contacted Ratio, but no answer... .
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but doesn't register start air pressure & end air pressure
They respond within 48 business hours usually or less. What email did you use for them?I contacted Ratio, but no answer... .
I bought the Pro version after reading a bit on internet (and this forum).
All in all it's a very decent computer - very intuitive too.
I bought the wireless transmitter to be able to read out the air (up to 300 bar), but that's not really working :-(
Downside :
- transmitter supports 300 bar but only allows reading out 254 bar (and lower). What the hell is this. My old Suunto transmitter could read out 350 bar without problems. A bit misleading that they don't mention that when you want to buy it (you can find it in the manual though)
- the dive computer shows you the air (254 bar & below), gives an estimation of remaining dive time... but doesn't register start air pressure & end air pressure (well, that wouldn't matter too much if you start with 300 bar) ...
A bit disappointed that those 2 things are not working as they should (compared with my Suunto experiences). I hope they fix that in a later release...
I contacted Ratio, but no answer... .
Hello Boltsnap,It certainly does when you download the log into Subsurface.
They respond within 48 business hours usually or less. What email did you use for them?
Hello Stiebs,I've mentioned the 254 bar thing previously:
Ratio iX3M2 transmitter on HP cylinders
I've recently hooked my Ratio iX3M2 transmitter onto my twin 7L (300bar) tanks, and have noticed that the pressure reading shows a maximum of 254bar. It'll read 254 bar until the pressure drops below that, and then it decreases in line with my SPG. I've submitted a support ticket, but got a...scubaboard.com
Yes, disappointing. Wouldn't have been much harder to use a pressure sensor rated to 400 bar and give the full range.
It does capture the start and end pressure, along with the pressure at 1 minute intervals throughout the dive. You should be able to see that if you download into Subsurface. But you are correct if you mean that you can't see the start and end pressure in the on-device logbook.
For those interested I got an answer from Ratio today on the limits of the transmitter & not visible in on-device log:
- The transmitter does support a maximum pressure of 300 BAR; however, the current maximum readable value is 252 BAR. We are actively working on and testing a version of the transmitter that will read up to 300 BAR, with a maximum pressure tolerance of 450 BAR.
- The dive computer does record air consumption data, but for space and screen clarity reasons, it is not displayed graphically on the computer's dive log. However, I will forward your request to our R&D team to evaluate the possibility of adding this feature in a future update.