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11-13-2007, 01:43 PM
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TadPole
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Aeris XR-1 Wrist Computer
I have a question about the Aeris XR-1 Wrist Computer I live in Cozumel Mexico and I know some computers need to have the battery changed by the manufacturer... which is very difficult to do from Mexico... So I need to know if the battery for this model can be changed by most scuba repair shops before I purchase this Item.
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11-13-2007, 02:47 PM
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I just got the XR-1 myself. The battery is user changable. It uses a common watch battery (CR2450). Also supposed to use a new o-ring that can be ordered from dealer.
I haven't had a change to dive with mine but have been told they are good computers. Since you live in Cozumel, any recommendations on a good local place to eat? I will be there for one day (on a cruise) in January and will be doing a couple of dives with Dive with Cristina and would like to find a good place to eat near Caleta Marina afterwards.
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11-13-2007, 04:38 PM
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11-13-2007, 04:49 PM
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Um no menu really... it is whatever the lady has prepared.. and usually tortas (sandwhiches) as well....it is usually mexican or yucatan mayan food.... if you are looking for a real restuarant ... the only one colse to Caleta is in Chankanb park but you have to pay to get in,,, or into town and there you will find many restuarants... many people like "La Mission"... any taxi driver can take you or the restuarant in cinco soles.
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Thank you for the info! Near Caleta is not many resturants except a small shack right at the harbor that has pretty good local food (I like it)It does'nt look like much but all the sailors eat there. 
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