divinh
Contributor
The manual says that the Amphos Air is good for 1 year or 300 dive hours. I'm assuming this means that if it's in watch mode, since it's always on, that even in "storage", it will use very little power and that there's still a lot dives to be had even if left dry for a year? The reason I ask is because when I received the Amphos Air, while new, it wasn't in Deep Sleep mode upon delivery. I don't think I'll get to dive with it until next year, maybe six months later, so I'm hoping the battery won't all of a sudden say "low battery", as there isn't a battery status display, like on a phone, just "low battery" to "change battery".
The transmitter was delivered sealed, so I'm hoping it's only active when in use?
Finally, I read in a thread that the dive watch is "permanently" paired to the transmitter? That seems odd to me. Even the other way around, with the transmitter "permanently" paired to the dive watch. What if one or the other needs to be replace?
Thanks.
The transmitter was delivered sealed, so I'm hoping it's only active when in use?
Finally, I read in a thread that the dive watch is "permanently" paired to the transmitter? That seems odd to me. Even the other way around, with the transmitter "permanently" paired to the dive watch. What if one or the other needs to be replace?
Thanks.
