What battery does a Suunto Transmitter use?

What battery does a Suunto Transmitter use?

18650 Battery 5000mAh Li-ion 3.7V Rechargeable For LED Flash (acc1718)

How long does a Suunto transmitter battery last?

around 2 years
The Suunto Transmitter is powered by a user-replaceable 3v lithium ½ AA battery. Replacement battery kits also contain a new O-ring and cover, which must be changed at the same time. Battery life is around 2 years (at 100 dives per year).

How long does Suunto tank pod battery last?

2 Year Battery Life with average use (100 dives a year).

How do I check the battery on my Suunto tank?

After a few seconds, a menu pops up on the screen showing the Suunto Tank POD serial number, battery status, and the tank pressure. Select the correct gas from the list to pair with your device and press middle button to confirm pairing. NOTE: Battery level information is displayed only if the battery is low.

How long does the Suunto tank pod battery last?

Where is the serial number on Suunto tank pod?

Use proximity pairing: Hold your Suunto EON Steel Black close to the Tank POD. Make sure you follow the instructions in Tank POD alignment section of the Tank POD user guide. After a few seconds, a menu pops up on the screen showing the Tank POD serial number, battery status and the tank pressure.

How long does Suunto 9 battery last?

to 120 hours
When you have your mind set on a certain goal or adventure, you want to make sure your watch can also go the distance. With up to 120 hours of continuous exercise tracking Suunto 9 is built to last – just like you! Suunto 9 is a multisport GPS watch designed for athletes who demand the best from their sports watch.

How long do Suunto batteries last?

The average battery life for the Suunto Core is 12-18 months depending on usage. Features like the compass and backlight consume more power than other features, so using them frequently or for extended periods decrease battery life.

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