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On occasion my Duo and He will read 34 degrees. They especially like to do that every other dive when I'm doing multiple dives on them over a few days. The other information is always accurate though. I also wear a dive watch and note my start time should my computers go TU on me during the dive.
Computers will record the lowest temperature. If you came in or out the Ear, the river water can drift down that entrance a bit which could be 64 degrees.
I was only in the cavern[Ginnie]for the galaxy dive.I didnt dive the caves because Ive had sinus issues.
When I was diving my Nitek Duo, the low temp readings would occur one or two dives before the unit failed. This happened with the replacement unit as well. My HE hasn't experienced this problem.
My Aladin Tec has an avg temp of 64 showing as well. I haven't downloaded it yet to see why that occurred but it was very chilly when we got out of the water and I figured it just averaged out a few readings on the surface with those in the water.
I had two of my daughters (12&13) there and there were some other utes there as well in the 17-25 age range. A few of us were watching Charlie the Unicorn on a PDA and cracking up over it. I think it was a great evening without music though.Quote:
Originally Posted by stairman
Mark
Hey Mark,yea I got out and headed for the showers.Was glad one was open so I changed into my warm fleece and was good to go.Im definetly a seasonal diver.Being wet in the cold air is not my idea of fun.Santa claus didnt bring me a dry suit this year either.Boo hoo!
Dude, meet me at JB and you can use my backup TLS-350.Quote:
Originally Posted by stairman
Russel Id love to get back to J.B,and couldnt think of a better buddy/guide.
you forgot Saliva, Mudvayne, Type o neg and disturbed.
You're going to have to explain that one to me. :smt102Quote:
Originally Posted by jimqh2o