Anyone used ? Mk2i + 2x T1 on sidemount

Leonardo_TumA over 3 years ago

Hey Folks!

Just reaching to hear experiences from using 2x T1s on sidemount setups ... any experience ? Advices ?

Tks!

Leo

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mariomobiel over 3 years ago +1

Yes, i do. Works perfect

There is no indication when to switch tanks like the new Shearwater software adds to there lineup.

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0 8162048 over 3 years ago

Hi, I want to know about this also, anyone know how to configure to use in sidemount and if there a mode that warns you when you should change tanks? (like scubapro G2 do)

0 mariomobiel over 3 years ago

Yes, i do. Works perfect

There is no indication when to switch tanks like the new Shearwater software adds to there lineup.

0 8162048 over 3 years ago in reply to mariomobiel

Hi, thanks for you answer and nice pictures, the alarm for tank swap could be a good option to add to the software, do you agree? or do you think that is unussefull and just a fancy feature? I think that will be easy for garmin to add it, it is appears to be just a software improvement, right?

0 4494690 over 1 year ago in reply to mariomobiel

Does this accurately calculate sac if your bottom gas is two separate transmitters in a multi gas setup? There's no way to set an additional transmitter's mode to bottom gas, only deco or backup.

0 harvalen over 1 year ago in reply to 4494690

The transmitters aren't tied to any specific gas. Each transmitter has individually configured volume and an option to set if it should be used for sac calculations. It'll use the pressure drop and configured volume for the transmitters used to calculate the average sac. It won't take gas compressibility into account, so sac will be overestimated a bit at high pressures, but that's very common.