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| Decompression Diving: Discuss Deco on the Fly.... in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: All deco is fudged mate. Thats what many people find hard to believe. What you do is find the fudge ... |
| View Poll Results: Would you use deco on the fly over a computer/tables? | |||
| Yeah! | | 24 | 35.82% |
| No! | | 43 | 64.18% |
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A trained stunt chappy who is fit may be able to jump from a 10' wall and correctly land and roll to escape uninjured. This is a very fit Navy diver. I can drop 5-6' and roll and be OK A large person who can't roll with the landing and stools in would be lucky not to hurt themselves after a 3' drop. So therefore the 'jumping off a wall' table would limit you to 3', if you went higher you could jump from 9' to 6' to 3' to the ground, like doing deco diving. But you must remember that you might break your ankle from a 2' jump, while someone else survives a 4' jump. And stuntmen still get hurt. I see the PC software as measuring the wall before you jump, and DOTF as looking down from the top and going 'should be OK'. That's 4d in now, I must cut down on my spending... |
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I have... and its all bollox Andy |
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| another option... F) don't plan to do any stops at 3M - the shallowest "formal" stop is at 6M and then I add extra between ^m and surface depending upon the dive conditions vid
__________________ we just keep swimming, swimming, swimming .... If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there. |
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being a caulkhead I could lie and say that I miss 'Solent Green' but I would be lying I miss Scapa Green more ;-) if it was total bollox then nobody would deco dives or we would all go to the chamber directly without passing go... but then what would they do in the chamber.. more chamber magic rather than chamber music... or is that the whar whars again? cheers, Jon
__________________ Sliding down the razor blade of life. |
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The point I was trying to get across is that planning on a PC will only give you a square profile and you have to carry out the most deco that way. With following a dive computer you are following your exact profile. With DOTF you are calculating yourself from your profile. While it may be nicer to be out of the water sooner, I would rather spend a couple of minutes on extra stops than risk miscalculating. Although my mental arithmetic isn't that bad I still would rather trust the info I had written down. If I did lose my slate, got seperated from my buddy etc I always remember the gas switch depths and the last two stop lengths. As I'm not diving to a lot of 12+ stops longer than 1 min I feel that i can remember enough to get out safely, after sucking the rich mix down to 50 bar. |
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