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diverrob · 9th May 2007, 00:39

Quote: (Originally Posted by jptaylor9)

I've had a couple of cells that seemed to loose calibration on longer dives, drifted to 0.2 below other cells. O2 flush at 6m & they only made it to 1.4. Once head dried out, they calibrated OK & worked OK for 90mins to 2 hours.

When doing 2 dives, cell caused "must calibration" when unit turned on for 2nd dive rather than the more usual "calibrate?". However, more noticeable on longer 3 hour dives.

One cell replaced by AP, the other is currently in my spares kit.

Replacing cell fixed issue.

Hope this helps

JT

Thanks for the info. I am hoping that AP will replace the cells and that will be all that is needed. Should here back tomorrow

Rob

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diverrob The Evolution of Diving Current Rebreather/s: Evolution Other SCR Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other SCR Join Date: May 2005 Location: Victoria BC Canada Posts: 336	Re: Cell Warning! Quote: (Originally Posted by jptaylor9) I've had a couple of cells that seemed to loose calibration on longer dives, drifted to 0.2 below other cells. O2 flush at 6m & they only made it to 1.4. Once head dried out, they calibrated OK & worked OK for 90mins to 2 hours. When doing 2 dives, cell caused "must calibration" when unit turned on for 2nd dive rather than the more usual "calibrate?". However, more noticeable on longer 3 hour dives. One cell replaced by AP, the other is currently in my spares kit. Replacing cell fixed issue. Hope this helps JT Thanks for the info. I am hoping that AP will replace the cells and that will be all that is needed. Should here back tomorrow Rob
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