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Old 15th May 2007, 17:57   #11 (permalink)
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Re: VR3 in C4 mode, which setpoint?

Quote: (Originally Posted by Soren Thomsen) View Original Post
Sorry, but I'm not sure I fully understand....(it's a language thing )
I can see that you use same settings on VR3 according to Inspirations setpoints. So far so good.
Could you in an other way explain the last bit. Which correction do you apply and is it during the dive? How do you know how you are going to correct? and so on...
Sorry...
Others have probably heard me on this before so I'll just point you to my web version before I bore too many regulars to sleep.
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Old 16th May 2007, 18:15   #12 (permalink)
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Re: VR3 in C4 mode, which setpoint?

Quote: (Originally Posted by Johnny Christensen) View Original Post
In the real world, the CNS and OTU are not all that important to track to the last decimal point... They are highly inacurate.

When looking at my PO2, I rarely have above 1,3 during the bottom portion of the dive. It tends to be 1,2 - 1,3. So the average value of 1,25 is closer to what you are actually doing.
But even when doing deep'ish and long dives, the few minutes extra in deco time won't make the difference between perfectly fine - or a serious bend.
It's a contributing factor, but 4-5 minutes out of 60-90 minutes obligations amounts to very little.

Ok... I get the point...

Anyway... Better safe, than sorry...

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