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Olli

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  1. Thanks Davide, interesting thread! Haven't found it by search
  2. Thanks Dave, I truly agree with your objections. Its like "never change a running system", I really dont want a post-revision error. Im quite miticulous when it comes to equipment maintenance and as we indeed have water with high calcium content, I routinely blow my housing dry after soaking. Some knobs are a little bit stiffer than others, the front dial is also a little bit harder to turn. But to be honest, this was the case from the beginning and hasnt really worsened since then. I always thougt that maybe the lubrication was not intense ex factory.
  3. Thanks a lot for the answers, of course Isotta recommends a shorter service interval but honestly one or two years, which mens less than 100 dives for me, is not sensible to me. I change main o Rins every 2-3 years or until I notice any damage. Regards
  4. Hi to all, we are just planning our trip to North-Sulawesi in April and as my housing now is 6 years old and has about 230 dives I intended to make a complete revision at our local shop. Surprisingly they recommended a revision after 500 dives and as long as everything works it is not necessary yet. Now Im torn back an forth if I should wait a little bit longer or do it right now for my peace of mind. By the way: Shouldnt equipment like viewfinders also be serviced? Would be great to hear other opinions about servicing. Tanks in advance, Oliver
  5. Hi to everyone, my Name is Oliver Im a 51 years old diver and passionate underwater photographer since about 10 years. I love diving i the tropics but also do frequently diving in the temperated waters around home like the baltic sea. Equipped with a EM1 mk2, Isotta housing and 2 Inon 240´s. Looking forward to getting part of the waterixel-community. Best regards, Oliver

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