Peter,

No doubt I fully agree with you on trimix or square-shape profile dives,
tables are best. But don't you think there are instances when you dive on a
sloppy reef, or on wrecks where you are constantly at different depths to
explore or find artifacts, a computer gives better NDL ?

Do you cut table for every single dive you make ? And you don't own any
computer at all ?

Phi
> ----------
> From: 	Peter Stubley[SMTP:peter@cs*.co*]
> Sent: 	Thursday, January 07, 1999 2:26 PM
> To: 	'techdiver@aquanaut.com'
> Cc: 	'Geoff Mullard'; Ranjit Chagar
> Subject: 	RE: Nitek3, Nemesis IIa Warts and All
> 
> Ranjit and Geoff,
> 
> Bloody strokes - get yourself some decompression planning software and cut
> your tables. I thought Jeff Bentley killed this thread off when he last
> replied to this Ranjit bloke. The only advantage of a Nitrox computer is
> so that you can easily switch mixes when your lack of buoyancy causes you
> tox on your 80%.
> 
> Tables, depth gauge and watch - good enough thirty years ago - good enough
> now.
> 
> Peter
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