I did not misunderstand Ingemar - what I do not understand is why there are idiots out there teaching this kind of thing. I have seen no software that accounts for the real shape of decompression, but then ther is no one model that does it. You have to combine moddels, and some of them do not lend themselves to computer interpretation. For simplicity , I would run a Bulhman with zero "safety" factors and combine that result with deeper stops without telling the model you are doing that. Check the deep stops separately using the model to see how much they are moving your ceiling, and reset for different guesses until you see the pattern working properly - at least that is close to reality. We have always had to "trick" the deco programs to get anything that approaches what we already know works. This will not hurt you , and it will work a lot better than the model itself. You will basicly end up with a relatively short, but multi-stop deco. Sigmund Lundgren wrote: > > George, > > It's obvious that you missunderstood Ingemar, he just wanted you to > confirm what you said before. This is a really interesting issue. I guess > he wanted something more concrete. His question was: are there any deco > software that takes your findings in consideration? What software if any do > you use? I guess we are among the few that are openminded and are willing > to listen actually - we are not blinded by the strokes out there. > > /Sigmund > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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