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AERIS F.10 PC Interface Feedback
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F10 and GEO comparison of dive time
Dove yesterday with my warranty replacement F10 and the profile graph issue that I reported earlier did not occur.
I dove with the F10 and GEO on my wrist. I found that, while diving, the log display of Depth and time for the same dive was very close. GEO was maybe a few seconds short but the dive time and depth were close enough. However upon download of the memory, the GEO dive times are not at all consistent with the F10. For example, the graphs posted are from the same dive and the Geo dive time, as displayed by Oceanlog, was 64 seconds and the F10 dive time was 76 seconds, a difference of 12 seconds. So even though the GEO shows you the correct dive time at the end of the dive, this is not recorded for download. I also downloaded the GEO with Macdive and the dive time for the same dive was 67 seconds?
Data from GEO and F10 on the SAME dive
software, dive time, max depth, start depth, end depth, computer
Macdive, 67sec, 121', 19.5', 4', Geo
oceanlog, 64sec, 121', 29', 4', Geo
Aeris, 76sec, 120', 7.5', 1.25', F10
Dove yesterday with my warranty replacement F10 and the profile graph issue that I reported earlier did not occur.
I dove with the F10 and GEO on my wrist. I found that, while diving, the log display of Depth and time for the same dive was very close. GEO was maybe a few seconds short but the dive time and depth were close enough. However upon download of the memory, the GEO dive times are not at all consistent with the F10. For example, the graphs posted are from the same dive and the Geo dive time, as displayed by Oceanlog, was 64 seconds and the F10 dive time was 76 seconds, a difference of 12 seconds. So even though the GEO shows you the correct dive time at the end of the dive, this is not recorded for download. I also downloaded the GEO with Macdive and the dive time for the same dive was 67 seconds?
Data from GEO and F10 on the SAME dive
software, dive time, max depth, start depth, end depth, computer
Macdive, 67sec, 121', 19.5', 4', Geo
oceanlog, 64sec, 121', 29', 4', Geo
Aeris, 76sec, 120', 7.5', 1.25', F10
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Hey,
The reason the start depth is different is that oceanlog ignores the first two samples stored on the Geo. So MacDive is technically more correct there.
The dive time is partly because of that, but don't forget, it's not an oceanic specific application so some things are worked out a little differently for consistency across the application.
As Dave says, I will be taking a look at the F10 for all you guys, but I also have a lot of other work on the app itself to do so it has to wait a while.
The major overhaul isn't strictly because of Snow Leopard, I just had a few issues and ended up finally giving in and deciding to revamp it
It'll be worth the wait.
-nick
The reason the start depth is different is that oceanlog ignores the first two samples stored on the Geo. So MacDive is technically more correct there.
The dive time is partly because of that, but don't forget, it's not an oceanic specific application so some things are worked out a little differently for consistency across the application.
As Dave says, I will be taking a look at the F10 for all you guys, but I also have a lot of other work on the app itself to do so it has to wait a while.
The major overhaul isn't strictly because of Snow Leopard, I just had a few issues and ended up finally giving in and deciding to revamp it
It'll be worth the wait. -nick
I hope that I am putting in the right place-
I just bought my wife a Garmin running watch and noticed that she can download her info via a wireless antenna. Will this ever be available for your watch? I have an Oceanic Geo and it seems like the one thing people don't like about these watches is the price of the cable. I'm not really thrilled about the cost either but, it is what it is. I probably won't ever buy one.
Thanks,
Derek
I just bought my wife a Garmin running watch and noticed that she can download her info via a wireless antenna. Will this ever be available for your watch? I have an Oceanic Geo and it seems like the one thing people don't like about these watches is the price of the cable. I'm not really thrilled about the cost either but, it is what it is. I probably won't ever buy one.
Thanks,
Derek