Garmin Ti Transmitter, product review by Kevin Cook, SCUBA.co.za

KNOW YOUR TANK PRESSURE FROM YOUR WRIST
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Track your every breath when you pair the Descent™ T1 transmitter with a Descent dive computer. Monitor up to 5 tanks via SubWave™ sonar technology so you can dive with multiple tanks or see your buddy’s air levels (1).
Descent T1 enables you to monitor tank pressure, remaining air time and air consumption rate for multiple types of diving.
Air integration taken to a whole new depth.
WATER-RATED
Descent T1 is built to withstand the elements and water-rated to 11 ATM.
KNOW YOUR TANK
Get tank pressure, air time remaining, air consumption rate and battery remaining sent directly to a paired compatible Descent dive computer.
MULTIPLE DIVERS
Pair up to 5 transmitters to each compatible dive computer within a range of up to 10 metres.
SPECS
* Physical Dimensions: 84.50 x 36.52 x 36.52 mm
* Battery: 3 V CR123A lithium
* Battery life: Up to 100 hours
* Thread type: 7/16 in. (20 UNF)
* Normal operating temperature: From -20 to 60°C
* Underwater operating temperature: From 0 to 40°C
* Storage temperature: From -30 to 70°C
* Wireless frequency: 2.4 GHz @ 0 dBm
* Surface transmission range (ANT wireless technology): Up to 10 m
* Underwater transmission range (sonar): Up to 10 m
* Water rating: Dive 110 metres
* Pressure rating: 300 bar (4351 psi)
* Inspection interval: Inspect parts before each use for damage. Replace parts as needed. (Aside from normal wear and tear, performance is not affected by aging.)
1 Additional equipment (sold separately) and device pairing required.

[@RicardoSuazo-p6b]

is this transmitter compatible with Garmin descent MK1?

[@justanotheryoutuber5228]

No

[@jeffkonoske]

Kevin…have you tested the transmitter in warm water? With the sonar feature, I’m trying to figure out how loud the beeping is. Other reviewers diving in cold water, while wearing a hood, don’t seem to hear the sonar sound, but I can’t find anyone who is discussing the loudness while diving sans hood.

[@AndresLeonRangel]

Is a noticeable sound. I have the transmitter and dive in the Caribbean. There is a soft clicking sound from the sonar tech. My main concern is that there is disconnection from the transmitter and the watch. I want to attach the small host to it.