Dan
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Please do before July. I need you as my buddy in Malpelo!
Teric owners, have you required repair or replacement service?
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Please do before July. I need you as my buddy in Malpelo!
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Splashing with my Teric v2 replacement this coming weekend. Hoping for a very boring experience where my transmitter just works flawlessly!
Nice.. I am just starting to pack for my maiden voyage with my backup Teric that was replaced by Shearwater for "LOW BAT TEMP".
Rearviewmirror
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@scubadada unfortunately it looks like I'm going to have to follow you towards Teric number 3...
I hadn't had a chance to dive my Teric following the antenna replacement, but here's what battery consumption has looked like on my trip. Typically I've seen about 18-20% battery drop after two dives (each of around 60 minutes).
I charged to 100% on Wednesday evening, by Thursday 11AM it had lost 2%, by Saturday it was down to 84% (no dives) and then by Sunday was down to 80% (still no dives).
I'm loathe to return it (again) but I don't think I could get through a longer trip without recharging it every other day to have peace of mind
I hadn't had a chance to dive my Teric following the antenna replacement, but here's what battery consumption has looked like on my trip. Typically I've seen about 18-20% battery drop after two dives (each of around 60 minutes).
I charged to 100% on Wednesday evening, by Thursday 11AM it had lost 2%, by Saturday it was down to 84% (no dives) and then by Sunday was down to 80% (still no dives).
I'm loathe to return it (again) but I don't think I could get through a longer trip without recharging it every other day to have peace of mind
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Sorry to hear this, Dive-Tronix will take care of it.@scubadada unfortunately it looks like I'm going to have to follow you towards Teric number 3...
I hadn't had a chance to dive my Teric following the antenna replacement, but here's what battery consumption has looked like on my trip. Typically I've seen about 18-20% battery drop after two dives (each of around 60 minutes).
I charged to 100% on Wednesday evening, by Thursday 11AM it had lost 2%, by Saturday it was down to 84% (no dives) and then by Sunday was down to 80% (still no dives).
I'm loathe to return it (again) but I don't think I could get through a longer trip without recharging it every other day to have peace of mind
Rearviewmirror
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Yup - I have no fears that Richard and Michele will sort me out, but I'm right in thinking that's kind of excessive in terms of drain, right?
I use the turn off in the menu settings. I think that's "real" off. Good timing in reviving the thread. I just powered up both of my Terics for the first time since my return from a LOB two weeks ago and teric #1 is down from 100% to 68% in 2 weeks while teric #2 is still at 100%. They also have a 3 day discrepancy in surface interval which is really weird with teric #1 thinking I have been dry only 13 days, while teric #2 has the correct 16 day SI.
I use the light button off
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