Hi Ron, Yes, try ABYSS for software right now. GAP is also building an RGBM package, and putting RGBM into a Palm Pilot. Also, I will be making a no frills version of the RGBM available for download our site, RGBMdiving.com. None of this is, nor will be, freeware. Also, we have constructed an RGBM Data Bank for tech diving at same site, and invite tech divers to submit their profiles (square wave), OCs and RBs, with arbitrary mixes and switches. Very nice that Lepowski regards RGBM as "bulletproof". So far everything reported to us is thumbs up, including DCS stats, trade mags, media coverage, articles, field tests by NAUI Tec Ops, LANL, NET banter, etc. With regards to all of the above, we have always adopted a "what works works" attitude over the past 5 - 12 yrs of diving RGBM. NAUI released recreational RGBM Tables last year. Draft copies of the soon to be released mixed gas, deco tech RGBM Tables will be available in Tampa this weekend. Models are just that -- the proof is in the water with real diving. Theory flies out the window when it doesn't work across the board. RGBM has, and does. And that is due to real divers in the real water world. They are the living testimony -- what works works. We also have some new strategies online for the RGBM recreational Tables that enjoin them to our tech Tables. We'll talk about all of this, and more, at the NAUI Deep Stops And Modern Deco Strategies Wkshp at Tampa this weekend (2/20) BW M 2/16/2003 -0800, you wrote: >Hello: > >I was wondering if there was a deco planning software program available >that is based on your RGBM deco model. In case you are wondering , i got >your email from the Author Sketch in your book Technical Diving in Depth. >Great book by the way , most of it is unfortunately way over my >head......no pun intended. I guess if i had studied a different discipline >of engineering it would be a little easier. > >I was also hoping that there would be some plans for developing a deco >software program for the palmpilot........the one i have is put out by GUE >and is based on the ZHL16 model.........and from what I hear from Dr. >Lepowski at the recompression chamber in Vancouver BC , the RGMB model is >the only one that is in his opinion 'bulletproof". Since I never want to >visit him for any official reason I would like to use the RGBM model for >deco planning..... > >Any and all direction you can give me would be a great help and greatly >appreciated. > >Thank you > >Ron Stuart >Victoria BC , CANADA -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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