deco programs

[amascuba]

Gotta love the warning message

I downloaded this and played with it a bit. It definitely needs some work. It's not as intuitive as other programs and its deco is different from other applications based on the same algorithm, gradient, and gases. That in itself is kinda scary.

 

[JeffG]

U cant afford a deco program! I don't think you can afford not too!
my 2 cents,

Well, I use Tic Tac Toe deco and its free and I don't need a computer.

 

[amascuba]

Well, I use Tic Tac Toe deco and its free and I don't need a computer.

don't you mean connect the dots deco?

 

[JeffG]

don't you mean connect the dots deco?

No. Tic Tac Toe. (ie Ratio Deco)

 

[do it easy]

Hey Amascuba, I think you have that program in rebreather mode... Click the OC/blailout-clicky-box-thing-a-ma-bob.

the usual disclaimer- This post is experimental and should not be used for actual dives. It probably contains errors and may get you bent.

 

[francousteau]

Joel @ Techdivinglimited has his own deco planner for sale. There's a freebie that's good to 60fsw just so you can check it out. The one for 140fsw is only $29.50, 225fsw is $69.50, 330fsw is $99.50.
Anyone tried this planner out?

 

[amascuba]

Hey Amascuba, I think you have that program in rebreather mode... Click the OC/blailout-clicky-box-thing-a-ma-bob.

the usual disclaimer- This post is experimental and should not be used for actual dives. It probably contains errors and may get you bent.

I'll play around with it some more when I get home. Maybe I'll also RTFM.

 

[do it easy]

Joel @ Techdivinglimited has his own deco planner for sale. There's a freebie that's good to 60fsw just so you can check it out. The one for 140fsw is only $29.50, 225fsw is $69.50, 330fsw is $99.50.
Anyone tried this planner out?

I have Nautilus. There are a few different algorithms to choose, but the main reason that I bought it was because it would run on my Mac, and Joel was having a crazy sale.

I think that it is very flexible with lots of features, although the user interface takes a while to get used to.

I also use MVplan for comparison, since that runs on any java platform, approximates Decoplanner, and the price was right- free.