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Thanks for your feedback Mathias ... that's already very helpful, I'll checkout the OSTC tools. Any future plans to put the internal PO2 graph on the roadmap ?

Best regards

Patrick

no problem in answering in German ... I can read/speak it, it's the writing that isn't going very well

Thanks ....

Hi,

I really like the OSTC-Cr, it's the perfect (redundant) companion to the legacy AP Vision electronics & handset. One thing that seems logical (but missing ?) for a CCR targeted computer is the logging of the average (avg of the 3 cells) PO2 and include it in the logbook as a graph. From a ...

Hi,

thanks for your feedback .. well indeed, it probably boils down on how you're used to use a compass. The current layout is perfectly fine if you're used to set your compass for a swim-out course, find an object/mark etc.
In practice I seldom use a compass in that sense as it, for me at least ...

Well, never mind, thanks .... was hoping I could leave my old Suunto compass at home with this new purchase, but I guess I'll have to think again now.
Sorry I have to say, promising feature, but disappointing in use.

Hi Matthias,

Thanks for your reply & feedback.
Just for my info, is this kind of representation (i.e. re-positioning of a colored dot) indeed that more demanding than the moving horizontal compass banner that I
see for example in Forum post
In that approach you lose a large portion of the screen ...

Please feel free to add comments in German, I've watched a lot of "die sendung mit der maus" when I was young

To illustrate the basic idea ...
The red dot for example represents the magnetic north, the green one the
saved bearing.

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Hi,

The 3d-compass in the OSTC (cR in my case) is a welcome addition, but its current "visualization" seriously limits its usefulness.
A traditional compass is mostly used (at least, how I use it) by visually referring to a single memorized heading to quickly determine ones orientation & direction ...