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atlas750
June 14th, 2008, 06:43 PM
When I download my computer to the dive software it I only get a few temp measurements. I does not appear to measure the temp at each sample time. Is this correct? Can it be set to measure temp at each sample? How often does it measure temp? It does not seem very accurate. I have used it on over 100 dives and really like it except for this temperature issue. Thanks for the imput.

t0w
June 14th, 2008, 09:46 PM
When I download my computer to the dive software it I only get a few temp measurements. I does not appear to measure the temp at each sample time. Is this correct? Can it be set to measure temp at each sample? How often does it measure temp? It does not seem very accurate. I have used it on over 100 dives and really like it except for this temperature issue. Thanks for the imput.

That is correct. It measures the ending temp and the temp at the deepest point of the dive.

Hallmac
June 14th, 2008, 10:07 PM
Slight correction, the Suunto line Records the surface temp and max depth temp, during the dive it will show the correct temp at the current depth.

t0w
June 14th, 2008, 11:05 PM
Slight correction, the Suunto line Records the surface temp and max depth temp, during the dive it will show the correct temp at the current depth.

The cobra, vyper etc do that, yes. The D6/D9/Cobra2 etc record the temperature at every fifth sample.

They all record the air temperature also.

NiclasG
June 15th, 2008, 11:36 AM
When I download my computer to the dive software it I only get a few temp measurements. I does not appear to measure the temp at each sample time. Is this correct? Can it be set to measure temp at each sample? How often does it measure temp? It does not seem very accurate. I have used it on over 100 dives and really like it except for this temperature issue. Thanks for the imput.

Why would like to measure temperature that often, I'm just curoius? Computers do have mass (time constant)that slows down reading and typically it's enough to measure 4 times/minute.

Niclas

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