ianr33
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That's because it's using natural logarithms not log10.
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That's because it's using natural logarithms not log10.
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un-natural logarithms give you better fits.
RonR
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But it's the log(dive)...
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-ignore that term, you can fix it in your dive(log).
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ronski101
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Well, I got some good informative replys here and some not so good. Thanks for the input. At least some answered my question. Since I don't have the expensive computer download capability (maybe Santa?) I will try making the O2 adjustment and see how it compares. The reason I want to get the two computers to be the same is on nite dives it is tough to look at the Atmos 1 wrist mount with a camera & light in hand since it does not have illumination like the Tusa does. I need a 3rd arm. It is too bad that there is more than one algorithm out there and they all claim that they are the best approximation. Wouldn't it be nice if there was a wrist mounted computer that could monitor your N2 absorption real time instead of this guessing game?
BabyDuck
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where did anyone say gaming the o2 was a good idea?
either you trust your computer or you need to get a computer you trust or you need to cut tables.
either you trust your computer or you need to get a computer you trust or you need to cut tables.
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