Vytec in cold water

[DIVE BUDDHA]

if in any dought ian give matt at suunto uk a ring and tell him what uve come up with and he may sugest whats wrong ?

although i have the ds and i too have problems with it updating slowly thats why i carry a vyper as well as u never know?

[Crieagle]

RGBM 50 will have you out before most people. I always have mine set for 100 and normal con. Sounds like the battery.

Change battery if you can find the tool. Check voltage on old battery. Try it out in controlled envoirnment, have a back up or a buddy real close or good ol tables.

If still dodge a little trip in a some nice comfy packaging back to sunnto is required.

[Ian@1904]

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto.........Having sent my file across..........

They asked if I knew I had been diving at high altitude since mid November, at Gildenburgh, Stoney Cove and Wraysbury? Setting A2, can you see that little diver on the screen, look for the mountains above the diver.

Aaaargh.

[DIVE BUDDHA]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto.........Having sent my file across..........

They asked if I knew I had been diving at high altitude since mid November, at Gildenburgh, Stoney Cove and Wraysbury? Setting A2, can you see that little diver on the screen, look for the mountains above the diver.

Aaaargh.

lol u r kidding ian ?? superb o well at least uve sorted it

[JasonP]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto.........Having sent my file across..........

They asked if I knew I had been diving at high altitude since mid November, at Gildenburgh, Stoney Cove and Wraysbury? Setting A2, can you see that little diver on the screen, look for the mountains above the diver.

Didn't it cause the stop depths to change? The only computer I've played with at altitude was an Aladin Pro Nitrox though for that I had to actually go up a mountain, and it wanted stops at funny depths, like 2m.

Jason

[MartyC]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto.........Having sent my file across..........

They asked if I knew I had been diving at high altitude since mid November, at Gildenburgh, Stoney Cove and Wraysbury? Setting A2, can you see that little diver on the screen, look for the mountains above the diver.

Aaaargh.

Your a very naughty boy have you done a course for altitude diving? tut tut

[Crieagle]

Ah Grizzy adams mountain man For future Dives I would also change ur bubble to 100, That way if diving with a buddy on a different comp, ur deco or no limit times will be similar ish.

I do like sunnto, have the vyper 2 and lad has my old vyper. Have kept us both safe thus far.

[gobfish1]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

None and RGMB 50

RGMB set at 50 , cant remember now but can you set it to zero

used to dive suuunto s with all on the safety setting on zero ... or as low as one could get them ,,,

RGMB will have some inpact on your 2nd dive ,,,

or it could be the bat ,,, ,,I have dived in lots of cold water with a suunto always been ok ,,,

thats all i can think of to add to the thread ,,

ps

i once put my buddys suunto on full old giffer mode, he was i the water for some time after i got out ,
i had time to eat my lunch and his, before he was back on the boat ,,,

[sailorbuoy]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto.........Having sent my file across..........

They asked if I knew I had been diving at high altitude since mid November, at Gildenburgh, Stoney Cove and Wraysbury? Setting A2, can you see that little diver on the screen, look for the mountains above the diver.

Aaaargh.

Glad you got it sorted.... now how many of of have just dug around in the dive box to see what our settings are on? Computers (in all walks of life) are great - it's the people wot use them that cause the problems

[neilh]

Originally Posted by Ian@1904

Just had a chat with the very helpful people at Suunto

Nice one

Now you could have said you'd spoken to them and they'd identified the problem and then praised their customer service - and nobody would have known