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deco dive tables
- Thread starter netrati
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I would recommend trying some of the computer based tables such as ProPlanner. Then you could customize it to your needs and deco gases.
jay
jay
NAUI has some new RGBM tables that you might want to check out. They may only be for gas diving and not air diving.
In the days before deep stops I used the Canadian Navy Tables. They keep you in the water about twice as long as the US Navy tables and go down to around 240'.
The main problem with them is that they have you do all of your deco time shallow and none of it deep.
I would still suggest a computer program, Like Jay mentioned, to get the most up to date deco profiles.
My $0.02
Jon
In the days before deep stops I used the Canadian Navy Tables. They keep you in the water about twice as long as the US Navy tables and go down to around 240'.
The main problem with them is that they have you do all of your deco time shallow and none of it deep.
I would still suggest a computer program, Like Jay mentioned, to get the most up to date deco profiles.
My $0.02
Jon