Dan
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Mine is still 100% after 10 days in storage.
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Teric 1 Teric 2
38% on 10/16 94% on 10/16
30% on 10/23 92% on 10/23
22% on 10/30 90% on 10/30
<charging Teric 1> **************
100% on 10/30 **************
80% on 11/6 88% on 11/6
60% on 11/13 86% on 11/13
Old teric - 4 years in Jan; battery replaced once by Divetronix in 7/21; 100 dives (give or take)Hi @O-ring
How old is your bad Teric, about how many dives? How old is your good Teric, about how many dives?
I'm looking at a Teric from my local dive shop. How do I know if it's a 1-5, 6, 7, or 8? Is there anyway to tell? Thanks Everyone!!!I got back my Teric from Dive-Tronix yesterday, another example of excellent, fast service. I mailed it off last Wednesday and had it back in hand 1 week later.
So, I don't have Teric 8, but a repaired Teric 7. According to the work order, "Unit will only receive AI signal when placed against working transmitter. Air integration antenna was found to have broken loose from the solder joint on the circuit board. Antenna was re-soldered, and unit now works as it should. This appears to be an assembly failure."
The dive log on the computer was still intact. Everything else had to be set up, it did not take long, I've practiced.
This will be the one.
There is no such thing as a Teric 1-5, 6, 7, or 8. They are all just Terics. Those numbers were given by scubadada to identify how many Terics he has had.I'm looking at a Teric from my local dive shop. How do I know if it's a 1-5, 6, 7, or 8? Is there anyway to tell? Thanks Everyone!!!
I'm very sorry for the confusion, @tursiops is absolutely rightI'm looking at a Teric from my local dive shop. How do I know if it's a 1-5, 6, 7, or 8? Is there anyway to tell? Thanks Everyone!!!
There is no such thing as a Teric 1-5, 6, 7, or 8. They are all just Terics. Those numbers were given by scubadada to identify how many Terics he has had.