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So does it just erase the oldest one and replace the information with the most current dive, once it fills up?
Thats exactly what id does. Once the buffer is full, it overwrites the oldest data. If you want to keep the number of logs to a minimum, then make the sampling rate as small as possible. I think it is either 1 or 5 seconds, and I would get around 5-7 dives before it would loop.
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Originally Posted by Armymutt25A
