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falxori

Pro-Dytter batteries

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how long do the batteries last ?
mine is only a few months old, with only about 40 jumps on its record, and already i had to replace the batteries.

and another thing, considering i usually jump once a week, is it better to turn it off at the end of the day or leave it in standby mode ?
until now i turned it off at the end of the day so i was kinda surprised when the bat didnt last longer :S

O
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Mine have needed replacing about once a year or every 200 jumps. I turn mine off at the end of the day. If it goes through the next set of batteries as quickly it might be worth asking L&B for some advice, it's possible that there's a fault that's eating up the batteries.

Gus
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After replacing 3 sets of batteries at +- 50 jumps, I thought I'd find out how long they really last.

My origional Dytter lasted 5 years or 1000 dives.

My low battery warning went off on Jan 9 2003, on jump number 56 since new. I just did my 285th jump since new yesterday, on the same set of batteries. That's 229 on a "flat" battery. I do not turn it off after the weekend's jumping. I do wear a visual alti.

I am interested in seeing how long it lasts though. Its a bit of a joke in the Porter now when everyone on every load wails, jokingly "Your batteries are flat!"

I don't think its a case of it using batteries too fast, merely a paranoid low battery warning.

t
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