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jdicediver · 24th September 2007, 13:47

Quote: (Originally Posted by RonMicjan)

Using the correct voltage packs will allow the system to help you decide when its time to change batteries.

y'all should have seen the 10-12 foot waves coming in over the Bar this afternoon, I was out surfing down the faces of waves in my 26 foot boat...yeee-hawww!

Ron, you are right...again.

The ISC battery pack in my COPIS gave up the ghost on the coast whilst diving with Dave in July, and it was the lack of backlight that alerted me.

Ummm...didn't anyone tell you that small of a RIB isn't meant for surfing? Think you best sell it to me for around 15K and get something bigger. PM me and we can work out the small details...LOL

24th September 2007, 13:47	#49 (permalink)
jdicediver Single/burdened with cash Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Calgary, Alberta Posts: 256	Re: Meg Low Battery Warning and Battery Compartment Quote: (Originally Posted by RonMicjan) Using the correct voltage packs will allow the system to help you decide when its time to change batteries. y'all should have seen the 10-12 foot waves coming in over the Bar this afternoon, I was out surfing down the faces of waves in my 26 foot boat...yeee-hawww! Ron, you are right...again. The ISC battery pack in my COPIS gave up the ghost on the coast whilst diving with Dave in July, and it was the lack of backlight that alerted me. Ummm...didn't anyone tell you that small of a RIB isn't meant for surfing? Think you best sell it to me for around 15K and get something bigger. PM me and we can work out the small details...LOL __________________ Regards; "Alterations performed under controlled conditions, on a closed course by a qualified Closed Circuit Diver" "Some people shouldn't dive...others shouldn't even get wet".
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