Abysner: NEW Deco Planning Software/App

[Mario007]

it would be nice to have the option to choose the depth when to make the gas swicth

 

[NothingClever]

it would be nice to have the option to choose the depth when to make the gas swicth

I think every DPS is programmed to switch you to the best possible gas (that you have programmed and toggled on) at the earliest possible opportunity based on the partial pressure limits you set in the configuration.

 

[inquis]

I think every DPS is programmed to switch you to the best possible gas

A number of them will let you override the MOD (shallower, of course).

 

[Mario007]

A number of them will let you override the MOD (shallower, of course).

That's what I meant

 

[Underwater Tourist]

You don't like android users?

The app also didn't want to add the second cylinder for me (unless its user error)

And UI looks sexy

 

[batdiver_82]

I bought the app, as the 0,99€ is nothing for the time you have spent.
Would be great to add the option for additional time calculated for the gas-change.

 

[NothingClever]

You don't like android users?
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The app also didn't want to add the second cylinder for me (unless its user error)
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And UI looks sexy

I just doubled cylinder volume. For example, for a twinset of LP85s, I put 26 liters rather than the 13 liters a single LP85 provides.

 

[Seepferdchencam]

Looks great. Finer-grained ascent speeds would be nice e.g. I plan 9m/min to first stop, 3m/min between stops, and 1m/min to surface.

 

[NothingClever]

@DiveVenture

Any chance of a transitional update from the pie chart to the bar graph?

 

[mr_v]

@DiveVenture

Any chance of a transitional update from the pie chart to the bar graph?

I will get the app, but based on what I've seen, you're losing some real estate to unnecessary graphs. Think ink/information ratio. The more info you can provide with less ink, the better.

But kudos to you for releasing an app that is usable. MultiDeco/V-Planner are the apps released by someone who has never thought about human factors.