I must be the lucky one, fingers crossed i havent had any problems with the machine or the update procedure. Not a fan of the desktop logbook app but i do prefer paper logbooks anyway so not too much of a problem for me. Im a happy Atomic owner but perhaps people only post when they have an issue, can we not have some posters put their good stories on here?
Atomic Aquatics Cobalt Dive Computer
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Just got my cobalt back from Atomic for warranty work for the button issue. I shipped it 13 days ago. Got it back, buttons work like new, new screen protector applied. While it kind of sucks to have to have work done on it with only 19 dives on the computer, Atomic's handling of the situation was excellent. I decided to deal directly with them instead of going through my LDS where I purchased the computer only because I knew it would have to go back to Atomic for the work anyway. When I called, I described the issue and they immediately issued an RA number and sent me the RA form to include in the box. I paid shipping to them, they paid shipping to me. 13 days from dropping it off at UPS until it was sitting on my door step is great, given that I was told it would be a two week turn around time.
Michael Anthony
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I'm seeing the same thing. My average depth is greater than my maximum depth. This is of course when I look at these things on the current version of the Windows desktop software. The crazy sort order is now fixed.
RonR
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We confirmed this error and have put it back in the developers court. Hopefully a fix will be out soon. Average depth in the Cobalt is accurate- not sure where the Windows software is getting it.I'm seeing the same thing. My average depth is greater than my maximum depth. This is of course when I look at these things on the current version of the Windows desktop software. The crazy sort order is now fixed.
Ron
RonR
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For those of you that would like to see the time, a question:
Display space is very tight without making fonts smaller, which we don't want to do. Would you give up the temperature display to see the time, as an optional preference? We could also look at alternating the time and temperature in the display...
Ron
Truthfully, I don't care if its got a digital clock. I didn't even notice that it didn't have one! I have a dive watch and it work perfectly well. Besides, I'm underwater blowing bubbles - what do I care about what the time is!
Its a very valid point, i would still like a clock personally. the temp is equally as important so alternating would be good. i for one only ever use the temperature post dive to enter into the log book for info. If its too cold down there i get out (I dive in UK so it has to be bloody cold for that). I certainly wouldnt want to give up the temp totally. There is a little space between the temp and the max depth though....................
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