Quote: (Originally Posted by
Mark Chase)

Is a meg some how different to my unit ?
I calibrate my unit (Hammer Head Inspo, VR3, Shearwater or KISS) and leave it calibrated till it reads wrong.
That could take weeks, even months.
On assembly i check the hand sets in air and expect 0.19-0.25 and then I flush the unit three times with 02 and i expect to see 0.97-100%
If I do, I go diving. If i find then at the limits or just outside my personal tolerance for error, I recalibrate the unit.
If I find one cell is significantly out or all three cells are showing significantly high or low I will first check the unit for an issue rather than recalibrate.
Ill re-check the gas against a known source (Usually my Js of premix or 02) and then Ill look for dodgy connections on the cells or Fischer cables/connections.
Ill swap the cells about to see if the error followed the cell and only when totally satisfied its not one of these issues will I recalibrate.
I never liked the Inspo thing about "calibrate first and ask questions later". It seemed to me the unit is telling you there is a problem but we just recalibrate the cells to work around the issue.
ATB
Mark Chase
hi
I would say not different at all
except the meg uses 2 point calibration
air then o2
all monitors or controllers need a reference point ,how could it ever be any different..
cal on air or o2 ...just that o2 narrows the error down a little
as i'm sure you know .....martyn