Hello Peter,

I have been experimenting with creating my own
decompression planning simulator.  I beleive my tool
is 
now ready for BETA testing.  This program uses a
straight Buhlmann Algorithm and implmenents Eric C.
Baker's Gradient Factor method to generate deep
decompression stops.  It handles mix and all nitrox
blends.  Please give it a try it is freeware.  It is
available at:

http://www3.sympatico.ca/bloedorn

P.S.  This is experimental software.  Using this
software to perform actual dives could cause death or
serious injury.  

Best Regards,
   Mat.

--- Peter Fjelsten <fjelsten@ma*.st*.dk*> wrote:
> (First I'd like to say sorry for the 'cross-posting'
> but I feel my question 
> is relevant to all lists).
> 
> I recently tried yet another desktop dekompression
> program (XS, thanks, 
> Stuart) which uses a modified B�hlmann algorithm.
> 
> As far as I know the only program which uses a
> 'straight' (non-padded) 
> B�hlmann is ZPlan. Proplanner, Abyss, XS are padded
> though I don't know 
> about Decom and Voyager but I suspect the latter is
> padded too.
> 
> Why is it so? Is it only due to liability issues? Or
> has B�hlmann's 
> algorithm proved to be too liberal?
> 
> 				Hilsen (That's "regards" for you non-Danish
> speaking folks),
> 	
> 				Peter Fjelsten
> 
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