any chance this thread has offsprings/forks somewhere on the boards?
new age ARM/RISC-V style revival maybe?
new age ARM/RISC-V style revival maybe?
DIY Dive Computer
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I’m honestly more interested in the engineering instead of making a „primary“ computer for myself— I wouldn’t even trust a finished certified product a 100% 
Don’t get me wrong, would be cool to make my own custom DC, I‘d even go as far why not bring something to market, but I also dive 2 SP g2 for a reason, an engineer is always suspicious
Don’t get me wrong, would be cool to make my own custom DC, I‘d even go as far why not bring something to market, but I also dive 2 SP g2 for a reason, an engineer is always suspicious
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Rasbery Pi with screen+ 2-4 capacitive switches + pressure sensor + 3D hall sensor + GPS module + NTC temp sensor...
Biggest cost is enclosure with plexi or glass screen and washers.
Summa summarum ( from my experiences at DIY light built ) it is much much cheaper if you just by comp and spent money for diving.
DIY is always justified and reasonable if something is really done strictly costum and unavailable on the market.
Biggest cost is enclosure with plexi or glass screen and washers.
Summa summarum ( from my experiences at DIY light built ) it is much much cheaper if you just by comp and spent money for diving.
DIY is always justified and reasonable if something is really done strictly costum and unavailable on the market.
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