Hi! In reference to the Suunto BAT warning... Note that I'm not contradicting Suunto's statments that you should replace the battery when the BAT warning appears. However, here's some history on my Solution. My solution is approx. 2 1/2 years old. After I got it, it worked for over a year without requiring any (new) batteries. Finally the BAT warning appeared and I took it into the shop to have new batteries put into it. They replaced the batteries. The next day I was teaching a class in the pool and the BAT warning came on. I finished that day in the pool and had them change the batteries again. The next weekend the BAT warning came on again, this time in the ocean. Once again it went in for battery replacement. Once again, the next time it was immersed it complained about batteries. Curiousity got the better of me and I've not changed the batteries since. That was 3 months ago and it's still working fine. Note, though, that I _fully_expect_ that it will die in he middle of a dive at any time. For the most part, I use my Solution as an expensive depth gauge/bottom timer/profiler/log book and I plan _ALL_ my dives on the dive tables, so having the computer die on my is no big deal (I have backups with me at all times - do you?) -- Kevin -- kevink@ap*.co* It is hard to disagree with a pro-survival decision, It is even harder to engage in prolonged arguments with someone who consistently makes anti-survival decisions.
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