A dive computer is one of the most reliable tools you own, but saltwater is tough on gear. Without proper cleaning and storage, corrosion and mineral buildup can develop quickly. This guide shows you how to clean, dry, and store your dive computer so it stays accurate, dependable, and ready for your next dive.
This helpful guide walks you through the full setup process for the Swift GPS, including a pre-dive checklist and outlines how to get the strongest possible GPS signal before and after every dive—so your logs are always accurate.
Calibration of rebreather electronics is one of the most critical processes when setting a rebreather to go diving. Always refer to the official rebreather manual provided by the manufacturer, as there are different processes depending on the specific rebreather, but here are some tips to help you get started.
There are several possible root causes for a peripheral unit (Petrel, Nerd, LED HUD) that turns on by itself or cannot be turned off. Following these tips will help isolate the source of the issue so you can get back in the water as quickly as possible.
Rebreathers are complex devices that rely on numerous components to function correctly. When you encounter a problem, it’s valuable to isolate the issue to a specific component before seeking service. The idea is to verify whether a certain issue occurs with different peripherals or different head electronics.
The DiveCAN five pin connectors and the analogue four pin connectors are durable and reliable so long as a few steps are taken to care for them. To ensure the longest life and most reliable operation of DiveCAN connectors, please observe the following
maintenance advice.
The latest update shows how to identify Petrel 3 units that have been reworked or built after the rework to comply with the service update.
