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6Gill · 24th April 2007, 23:41

You can set the meg for imperial or metric, you have a choice when you order of either bar or psi pressure guages. Sounds like you would be at home with bar guages and the software set to metric. If you take the course from ISC Leon is bilingual (speaks metric and imperial).

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Hello RBW; I am not sure if I am even using this correctly but here goes. Question to all North American meg divers. I am planning purchasing a meg. and I am presently studing the ANDI meg workbook. It appears that the meg is in ATA and all examples and charts are in bar and meters. My question is what guages do you use? Bar/meters or PSI/feet? Seems if you have to learn to dive again it would be easier to not have to convert. Hope someone can help. Thanks Randy

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6Gill Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Washington state Posts: 112	Re: New Megalodon Forums You can set the meg for imperial or metric, you have a choice when you order of either bar or psi pressure guages. Sounds like you would be at home with bar guages and the software set to metric. If you take the course from ISC Leon is bilingual (speaks metric and imperial). Quote: (Originally Posted by Randy) Hello RBW; I am not sure if I am even using this correctly but here goes. Question to all North American meg divers. I am planning purchasing a meg. and I am presently studing the ANDI meg workbook. It appears that the meg is in ATA and all examples and charts are in bar and meters. My question is what guages do you use? Bar/meters or PSI/feet? Seems if you have to learn to dive again it would be easier to not have to convert. Hope someone can help. Thanks Randy __________________ "It's a shame ignorance isn't painful!"
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