ATJ
Contributor
Note: This is not a safety issue but rather incorrect data being written for a dive.
I've had a medical issue that has prevented me from diving for a little over 6 weeks (my longest non diving period in a couple of decades). I finally got back in the water 48 days after my last dive.
For the whole period I was off, my Perdix AI (and my Garmin Descent Mk1) reminded me of how long it was since I'd last dived.
Here are photographs of the Perdix and the Descent about 50 minutes before I hit the water for a dive on Saturday.
They clocked over to 48 days by the time I was in the water ready to start the dive.
Here's the dive log data for previous dive:
And here's the data for Saturday's dive:
The surface interval should be 48 days and 32 minutes (or 1152 hours and 32 minutes)
But this is what the log says:
60 hours and 19 minutes.
This same data is picked up by both Shearwater Desktop and Shearwater Cloud.
My previous longest SI with the Perdix was 27 days but this was recorded correctly.
I wonder if anyone else has seen this with really long Surface Intervals.
I've had a medical issue that has prevented me from diving for a little over 6 weeks (my longest non diving period in a couple of decades). I finally got back in the water 48 days after my last dive.
For the whole period I was off, my Perdix AI (and my Garmin Descent Mk1) reminded me of how long it was since I'd last dived.
Here are photographs of the Perdix and the Descent about 50 minutes before I hit the water for a dive on Saturday.
They clocked over to 48 days by the time I was in the water ready to start the dive.
Here's the dive log data for previous dive:
And here's the data for Saturday's dive:
The surface interval should be 48 days and 32 minutes (or 1152 hours and 32 minutes)
But this is what the log says:
60 hours and 19 minutes.
This same data is picked up by both Shearwater Desktop and Shearwater Cloud.
My previous longest SI with the Perdix was 27 days but this was recorded correctly.
I wonder if anyone else has seen this with really long Surface Intervals.