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Uwatec Aladin pro liquid

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par2005

Freediving in Lithuania
Apr 6, 2007
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Sorry for cross-posting,

Hi there,

I just took an old diving computer named "Uwatec aladin pro". It works, but the liquid inside of it is gone.


Can any1 guide me, what liquid should be used and where could i get it from ?

Please do not offer to send it back to Uwatec.


Thanks!
 
I assume you're saying that the Aladin is an oil filled computer. If so, then you should be able to replace the oil using common 'mineral oil' found in drug stores. Mineral oil will be as clear as water, but with the consistency of oil.
 
Yes, it is supposed to be oil filled.


I am also not sure, if it will need any calibration?


I will not scuba-dive with it. Will use it for freediving only (if it will start showing depth).
 
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