Aladin Air-X Failure

"DaveA" <dave_appleby@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.

DaveA
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57% of capacity or 57% of voltage? If it's capacity (i.e. ampere-hours) it
does seem surprising to have let you down, but if it's voltage then it is
well past the time to change it. After all, you wouldn't expect to start a
car on a battery that was so clapped out that it only produced 7 volts
instead of 12.

Cliff.

"DaveA" <dave_appleby@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1124877004.047722.176110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.

DaveA
----------------------------------------

57% of capacity or 57% of voltage? If it's capacity (i.e. ampere-hours) it
does seem surprising to have let you down, but if it's voltage then it is
well past the time to change it. After all, you wouldn't expect to start a
car on a battery that was so clapped out that it only produced 7 volts
instead of 12.

Cliff.

"DaveA" <dave_appleby@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1124877004.047722.176110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.

DaveA
----------------------------------------

57% of capacity or 57% of voltage? If it's capacity (i.e. ampere-hours) it
does seem surprising to have let you down, but if it's voltage then it is
well past the time to change it. After all, you wouldn't expect to start a
car on a battery that was so clapped out that it only produced 7 volts
instead of 12.

Cliff.

"DaveA" <dave_appleby@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1124877004.047722.176110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.

DaveA
----------------------------------------

57% of capacity or 57% of voltage? If it's capacity (i.e. ampere-hours) it
does seem surprising to have let you down, but if it's voltage then it is
well past the time to change it. After all, you wouldn't expect to start a
car on a battery that was so clapped out that it only produced 7 volts
instead of 12.

Cliff.

"DaveA" <dave_appleby@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1124877004.047722.176110@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.

DaveA
----------------------------------------

57% of capacity or 57% of voltage? If it's capacity (i.e. ampere-hours) it
does seem surprising to have let you down, but if it's voltage then it is
well past the time to change it. After all, you wouldn't expect to start a
car on a battery that was so clapped out that it only produced 7 volts
instead of 12.

Cliff.

DaveA wrote:


> Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.
>
> Scubapro have said it sounds like a TX failure throwing erronious
> tank readings therefore the unit shuts down. Given the 57% on the
> battery it was 'unlikely' to be that.

Where in the manual is anything said about battery
life/remaining capacity vs. percentage shown?

One should expect that with 57 percent remaining capacity
you have 57 percent left in terms of operating time, until a
battery warning goes off.

Unles they say something different in their handbook,
according to europeen laws, which demand trhuthness in
manuals, the balll is in Scubapro#s field. They have to
explain why computers breakdown with a remaining life in the
50% region.

Matthias

DaveA wrote:


> Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.
>
> Scubapro have said it sounds like a TX failure throwing erronious
> tank readings therefore the unit shuts down. Given the 57% on the
> battery it was 'unlikely' to be that.

Where in the manual is anything said about battery
life/remaining capacity vs. percentage shown?

One should expect that with 57 percent remaining capacity
you have 57 percent left in terms of operating time, until a
battery warning goes off.

Unles they say something different in their handbook,
according to europeen laws, which demand trhuthness in
manuals, the balll is in Scubapro#s field. They have to
explain why computers breakdown with a remaining life in the
50% region.

Matthias

DaveA wrote:


> Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.
>
> Scubapro have said it sounds like a TX failure throwing erronious
> tank readings therefore the unit shuts down. Given the 57% on the
> battery it was 'unlikely' to be that.

Where in the manual is anything said about battery
life/remaining capacity vs. percentage shown?

One should expect that with 57 percent remaining capacity
you have 57 percent left in terms of operating time, until a
battery warning goes off.

Unles they say something different in their handbook,
according to europeen laws, which demand trhuthness in
manuals, the balll is in Scubapro#s field. They have to
explain why computers breakdown with a remaining life in the
50% region.

Matthias

DaveA wrote:


> Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.
>
> Scubapro have said it sounds like a TX failure throwing erronious
> tank readings therefore the unit shuts down. Given the 57% on the
> battery it was 'unlikely' to be that.

Where in the manual is anything said about battery
life/remaining capacity vs. percentage shown?

One should expect that with 57 percent remaining capacity
you have 57 percent left in terms of operating time, until a
battery warning goes off.

Unles they say something different in their handbook,
according to europeen laws, which demand trhuthness in
manuals, the balll is in Scubapro#s field. They have to
explain why computers breakdown with a remaining life in the
50% region.

Matthias

DaveA wrote:


> Battery is a possibility it was reading 57%.
>
> Scubapro have said it sounds like a TX failure throwing erronious
> tank readings therefore the unit shuts down. Given the 57% on the
> battery it was 'unlikely' to be that.

Where in the manual is anything said about battery
life/remaining capacity vs. percentage shown?

One should expect that with 57 percent remaining capacity
you have 57 percent left in terms of operating time, until a
battery warning goes off.

Unles they say something different in their handbook,
according to europeen laws, which demand trhuthness in
manuals, the balll is in Scubapro#s field. They have to
explain why computers breakdown with a remaining life in the
50% region.

Matthias