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    A friend of mine just purchased this computer used. It was made in about 1993. It works great. We were just wondering if he can change out the battery or will he have to send it in. There is a round cover on the back that looks like the battery might be in there. Any ideas??

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    I have a Oceanic Data 100 and the batteries in it are user replacable and I suspect his are as well. The port on mine is about the diameter of a quarter and is off center, there are 3 small holes in the body of the computer next to the round port. Just looking at the manual for the one I have and it shows that the words "Hand tighten" and "use coin only" are printed on the round access port for the Data 100 (too lazy to remove it from the console to look). The last time this was opened, it took a good bit of force. Mine uses (2) CR2032 (or DL2032) batteries. Don't over tighten it, put a little silicon grease on it and if the o-ring looks bad, replace it...on second thought, if it's a 93, replace it just for good measure.
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    Unhappy Oceanic Datamaster Sport instructions needed

    [COLOR=Red]I have a Oceanic Datamaster Sport which seems to work fine but I would like to get ahold of a manual if possible. If anyone has one on hand or knows where to download a copy please get back to me ASAP

    Thanks and see you under water
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    Quote Originally Posted by bwollard
    A friend of mine just purchased this computer used. It was made in about 1993. It works great. We were just wondering if he can change out the battery or will he have to send it in. There is a round cover on the back that looks like the battery might be in there. Any ideas??

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