Teric owners, have you required repair or replacement service?

Teric owners, have you required repair or replacemant service?

  • No

    Votes: 82 45.3%
  • Yes, repair

    Votes: 35 19.3%
  • Yes, replacement

    Votes: 16 8.8%
  • Yes, multiple repair and/or replacement

    Votes: 38 21.0%
  • Other, see post

    Votes: 10 5.5%

  • Total voters
    181

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Mine are dramatically different as well. Last few weeks of data:
Code:
Teric 1                                Teric 2
86% on 5/13                            38% on 5/13
70% on 5/20                            36% on 5/20
54% on 5/27                            36% on 5/27
46% on 6/3                             34% on 6/3
 
Hi @O-ring

Were they charged to 100% at the same time? When was that?
Yup.. Teric 1 gets about 7 charges to every 1 charge for Teric 2. In storage Teric 1 will average about 1 charge every 2 mos or so whereas Teric 2 could probably go almost a year in storage without needing a charge.

Teric 1 was fully charged on 5/6 and here's the drain history since then:
Code:
<charging Teric 1 - 5/6>
86% on 5/13
70% on 5/20
54% on 5/27
46% on 6/3
 
Well definitely need to have my "Primary" Teric repaired. I charged both to full Sunday 06/09/24. Because I broke my leg last week I couldn't dive, but when I pulled it out today 06/19/24 to dive, "Primary" was at 64% while the "Backup" was still at 100%. Both sat unused.
 
Broke leg last week. Going to dive today.

Hardcore!!

Prosthetic leg broke, the pylon collapsed so it like an inch too short. At Ginnie in the middle of setup too. Didn't want to continue as walking on a leg too short injures your back, hips, and knees. So I packed everything up and went home repairing it with a part from an older leg.
 
Prosthetic leg broke, the pylon collapsed so it like an inch too short. At Ginnie in the middle of setup too. Didn't want to continue as walking on a leg too short injures your back, hips, and knees. So I packed everything up and went home repairing it with a part from an older leg.

Ah. I never knew! Rock on, man!
 

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