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GGA free dive test

h.m.scoop

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Finally got to test out my new GGA headphones in the water and they are great, definitely better than the first set of GGA that I tested that failed because they got swamped. The second pair off GGA are the newly designed GGA and so far I am very pleased with them. I still need to test them out on a dive to see if they are loud enough to hear them during breaths. While testing today in a free dive test I found a two toned 14k ring...
 
Beware, the newly designed plastic capsule covering the piezo can fail. I had one on mine leak, water got by the o-ring corroding the piezo, not sure if the capsule cap was not tightened down evenly or if the o-ring groove had something in there preventing the o-ring from sealing. Due to the design, replacement of the piezo is easy if you can solder. When I re-assembled, I added silicone sealant around the plastic capsule cap to help hold out water......

Cliff
 
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