Sad Day :(

[FunWithTreasure]

Got all my dive stuff together yesterday. Went and got all my tanks filled. Got home and found out that my battery exploded in my dive computer and ruined it. The case cracked and alittle water got in causing the mess. Very Sad.. Now I have to rock the anilog depth gauge... Not to happy but will save up for anouther one.. Maybe next year.

 

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[FISHEYE]

No one uses dive computers in shallow water.Mine is collecting dust in a draw on my boat.I like the analog gauges better.Less problems.

 

[Salvor6]

Ya, I hate that annoying beeping whenever I exceed the no decompression limits!

 

[cornelis 816]

Here you see that the more complicated your equipment is , the harder it is to keep things working properly . Keep things simple if you can . This goes also for the controlls of a ROV . Most stearing controlls of a ROV are using IC,s and relays while this is not necessary at all . Just my thoughts , Cornelius

 

[FunWithTreasure]

Here you see that the more complicated your equipment is , the harder it is to keep things working properly . Keep things simple if you can . This goes also for the controlls of a ROV . Most stearing controlls of a ROV are using IC,s and relays while this is not necessary at all . Just my thoughts , Cornelius

Ya. I am ok with the analog ones. I just liked that it logged the time and stuff. I used a old joystick that had the push button configuration on my rov..But I know what you mean..