> Hey has anyone ever seen any constant P02 RGBM decompression tables out
> there?
One would assume you are diving a CCR, or at least considering one.
Close as you will get is some of the software that will allow you to cut
your own tables, with gradients to adjust as you see fit.
Other than that, get ahold of Bill Hamilton.
Ross Hemingway has an excellent program based upon VPM:
http://www.hhssoftware.com/v-planner/download.html
Kees Hofwegens superb GAP uses RGBM:
http://www.gap-software.com/
I also have an old copy of ZPlan, and if you e-mail me, and ask nice, I will
ping you a copy. It is Buhlman based.
All these makes tables within minutes of each other, the difference is in
how you do or don't understand the variables.
Do yourself a favor and get ahold of Randy Milak. He can give you a lot of
insight into what you are asking/doing.
Or, you can ping my boss and ask him, he forgot more about diving CCR's than
most will ever know.
www.customrebreathers.com
Scott
Dave - 16 Sep 2004 02:58 GMT
Thanks Scott, I frequently use V-planner for my bail out tables, but I was
unaware that GAP had release a RGBM version. Thanks I'm downloading the
trail version now
> > Hey has anyone ever seen any constant P02 RGBM decompression tables out
> > there?
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> Scott
TonyH - 16 Sep 2004 09:05 GMT
> Thanks I'm downloading the trail version now
You might be better off downloading the trial version as the trail version
only works with knobbly tyres and long travel suspension :-)
> Hey has anyone ever seen any constant P02 RGBM decompression tables out
> there?
It's been discussed to death already... Check it out with google... Now,
back to the important stuff... Politics, firearms, and sex...
> Hey has anyone ever seen any constant P02 RGBM decompression tables out
> there?
no