Well not everyone has taken theirs back. I still have mine AND I read the manual. I think it is a good feature, I can turn the computer and air on and not worry about battery life. My safety checks before I get wet are plenty to turn it back on.
Need help with Scubapro Galileo Luna Dive Computer
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I have been using a Galileo Sol for almost 6 years now, and I absolutely love it. I have almost 1000 dives on it and it has been flawless. What I find most amazing is that the wrist unit will go for about 400 hours of operation off a single battery. The transmitter batter battery lasts even longer, and the reason it is able to do this is that it shuts off when there is no change in pressure. It has become an almost automatic reaction to me to take a breath off the 2nd stage when I want to get the wrist unit to synch up to the tank pressure and give me a display.
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