Hello Kent,

Yes I use decoplaner. What you described is exacly what I would do. But my
feeling is that schedules generated by decoplaner in case of lost gas
doesn't reflect well the real body behavior. Decoplaner calculates what
Buhlmann theory describes, but unfortunatelly it's not always how our body
behaves as real life showed.
So I wanted to know more from guys which have this real life experience.

>If you are generating contingency tables now and
>they don't look correct to
>you (you say you're getting ridiculously long
>schedules) then what makes you
>think that your regular deco schedule is any good
>if it's coming from the
>same source?
This is the point. To find out where (range) is this source valid and where
and HOW I should use other methods in creating my profiles.



Best regards

  Jozef Gliviak
  Slovakia

-----Original Message-----
From: Kent Lind <klind@al*.ne*>
To: Gliviak Jozef <Jozef.Gliviak@co*.co*>;
trey@ne*.co* <trey@ne*.co*>
Cc: Techdiver@Aquanaut. Com <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 5:01 PM
Subject: RE: Lost deco gas - stops adjustments


>Jozef:
>
>Are you using Deco Planner software?
>
>It is very easy to run contingency tables for the
loss of one or both deco
>gases.  I don't trust myself to be as smart as
George when I'm underwater so
>I just print contingency tables for lost deco gas
and put them in my
>wetnotes in my drysuit pocket.
>
>Run a bunch of contingency tables and compare them
and think about what they
>are showing you.  I think you'll find that for most
normal scenarios you
>will have shorter deco using only 50/50 than using
only O2.
>
>If you are generating contingency tables now and
they don't look correct to
>you (you say you're getting ridiculously long
schedules) then what makes you
>think that your regular deco schedule is any good
if it's coming from the
>same source?
>
>-Kent-
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