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The issue is corrected and I appreciate everyones help in this matter.............I sometimes wonder what I would do with out ScubaBoard or its faithful members
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My question was not a smart*** comment. It is amazing the info you will find on the Suunto webpage that is computer specific including the user's guide, the shortcut sheet (to help you navigate through the menus and sub-menus), etc. Also, you might be interested in dowloading their Dive Manager|Dive planner tool (Air, Nitrox, Trimix) considering it is based on the same algorythm as your computer.
Sorry for the motherhood, but you will gain tremendously in knowledge about your D6 if you go at least once through the guide as it will help you understanding the many intricacies of your computer .
@NCadiver: Let's try to stay positive here. I really don't think chastising the OP accomplishes anything. The point has already been made that the Suunto manual is a worthwhile resource to consult. To the OP's credit, he noticed some odd behavior with his computer and he sought out an explanation for it.RTee you don't need to apologize you are right on target I would have said the same thing.
Bubbletrubble you should have given the page number so he could read the information like he should have in the first place or used DiveNav website. dantfarley a danger to himself and the sport. As you can see he gave minimal information on what happen that day.
@NCadiver I purchased the D6 from you...
If you purchased it from me I would have shown you how to use it and told you to read the manual and you would have had on in the box.