This is a not so easy suggestion...
When diving CCR mode bailing out is an extreme event and a bailed out ascent ought to be rare. As such using different GF settings may be appropriate. Could there be two sets of settings? I realise this may lead to confusion so is not easy to implement cleanly. I am not prepared to change the GF manually once I have bailed out - expecting to do that in a real situation seems like wishful thinking.
My current solution for this is to use two computers, one set to a reasonable GF for every day use and one set to 'better than drowning' to be used in the case of a bailout. This means I sometimes do not have room on my arm for a computer set to match my buddy. Also the bailout computer can only guess my ppo2.
Another handy thing would be to be able to show the bailout time to surface.
In the conditions I dive in you may or may not be able to do a last stop at 3m. For me I would like to see the time to surface assume a 6m last stop but alllow a 3m last stop when I get there. Again this could lead to user confusion so some cleverness in the settings would be required.
When diving CCR mode bailing out is an extreme event and a bailed out ascent ought to be rare. As such using different GF settings may be appropriate. Could there be two sets of settings? I realise this may lead to confusion so is not easy to implement cleanly. I am not prepared to change the GF manually once I have bailed out - expecting to do that in a real situation seems like wishful thinking.
My current solution for this is to use two computers, one set to a reasonable GF for every day use and one set to 'better than drowning' to be used in the case of a bailout. This means I sometimes do not have room on my arm for a computer set to match my buddy. Also the bailout computer can only guess my ppo2.
Another handy thing would be to be able to show the bailout time to surface.
In the conditions I dive in you may or may not be able to do a last stop at 3m. For me I would like to see the time to surface assume a 6m last stop but alllow a 3m last stop when I get there. Again this could lead to user confusion so some cleverness in the settings would be required.