On Mar 3, 7:10pm, Sten Meyer wrote: > Subject: re: Dive Timer,Depth Gage > On 3 Mar 1995, Chris Hellas wrote: > > > > > We have succesfully used the Uwatec Dive timers to 107 metres. The display just > > drops the decimal point and reads whole metres. Not sur how far beyond this > > depth it will read, bur we're working on it!. > > > > Regards > > > > Chris > > > I have tested a freinds Aladin PRO to 160 meters. The depth reading > was accurate (nb mfw) I think that their (Uwatech's) divetimer > may operate to the same depth. (Dont blame me if it fails :) > > /Sten Meyer m87stme@mt*.ch*.se* > > At TeK'94, (couldn't go to SF this year:( ), I asked Sheck about the accuracy of the computer/depth gauge they used at Zacaton and he said that the Aladin Pro was the most accurate (as a depth gauge) down below 700 ft compared to the measurement made from the knotted shot line they had used, in fact Dr. Ann Kristovich (sp?) had a slide of a board with several different gauges which they took down to see how deep they'd go before failing, the funny thing was a couple of casio's watch that kept on ticking pretty deep compared to some more "fancy" depth gauges... --eric -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@opal.com'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@opal.com'. >-- End of excerpt from Sten Meyer -- Dr. Eric J. Piard | UF '93 | NSS-CDS,NACD__Full Cave | | Physics Department | GATORS 10-2-1 | IANTD,ANDI__Basic Eanx University of Virginia | SEC Champs 1994 !!! | Charlottesville, VA 22901 | | (804) 982-3027 | GOOOOOoooooo GATORS !!! | <HTML>http://fermi.clas.virginia.edu/~ejp4c</HTML> under construction...8-)
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