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Posted by Ross Overstreet on September 13, 2006 at 13:45:00: In Reply to: Deep Tech Dive with Deco surface intervals posted by anon on September 13, 2006 at 12:43:08: I'm dumb for even typing to a sock puppet... V-Planner is just a nice GUI for the VPM model. It may even have errors. Even if it's coded perfect, VPM is just another MODEL. There are at least a dozen of them. None are considered a 100% accurate representation of what dissolved gas and bubbles are doing in the body. Your best shot is to find a good test group that has done lots of dives like the one that you're contemplating. Ensure that they've had a relatively low incidence of DCS. Follow their protocols. Hope that your body behaves similar to theirs. Study up on the concept of a model. Here's some good info on the math behind some of the more popular models. www.deepocean.net This is what you'll find at the bottom of any V-Planner generated table. ********* WARNING & DISCLAIMER ********* This schedule is not intended for uneducated users. V-Planner and the Ross |
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