Sean , it is that the values are all wrong for the differentials. The
formula is correct. You can continusously shift the whole curve knowing
that.

Sean T. Stevenson wrote:

> As a side note, looking at graphical representations of my deco
> profiles, the curves from my more recent dives tend to look more like
> the left half of y= minus x^2, rather than the top half of x=y^2, which
> is what is generally predicted by the Haldanean models.  I suspect the
> physical conditioning plays a large part in letting me get away with
> this.
> 
> -Sean
> 
> On Fri, 10 Dec 1999 02:20:05 -0800, Shimell, David (shimell) wrote:
> 
> >Sean
> >
> >On what profiles are you using these deco gasses, and what deco are you
> >doing.  I ask as I am wanting to be persuaded on the cost/benefit return on
> >the *majority* of the dives I do (say, 80m/265' for 21 minutes ABT).
> >
> >David Shimell
> 
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