Thread: VR3 BUH or VPM
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Old 9th April 2008, 04:25   #22 (permalink)
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Re: VR3 BUH or VPM

Quote: (Originally Posted by rossh) View Original Post
. So kindly Mike, stop trying to make us all feel guilty about VPM-B/E. .
er just who is the US you reffer to?

Why/how could/am I making anyone feel guilty about anything???


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Many divers are using a hybrid plan now, they do it for extra safety and comfort, and any time additional prudence is required
they do it because if they followed VPMa or b they would have a much higher risk of getting bent!

Your point about hybrid plan is true - yet totally has no relevance to this discussion.

1) Its clear to anyone who can read or use a comp that VPM has 'evolved' over a short period of time and that that was done because the number of bends was high.

2) Its clear to anyone that VPMB/x has not had anywhere near the amount of validation/studies done as Buh

3) Its clear to anyone who can read that your VPM dive list is inaccurate (dives not done using VPM or different depths)

I would be interested to hear your counter arguments against my points 1-3 above?
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