Missed deco stop, lock out?

If you miss a deco stop and surface, will your dive computer lock you out?

  • I don't know

    Votes: 7 4.8%
  • Yes

    Votes: 53 36.6%
  • No, if no, please list the brand, and model, if relevant, below

    Votes: 85 58.6%

  • Total voters
    145

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Tracking nitrogen exposure and using that for future dive planning has value under any situation. For a skipped a deco stop, that behavior would be applied to any subsequent dive. There may be very large differences between a big deco dive vs. a light deco dive. The calculation of nitrogen exposure over time would still be the major determinate of risk for DCS
 
Garbage In, Garbage Out. For example if missing a deco stop results in larger bubbles and larger bubbles take longer to eliminate, then that results in slower off-gassing. Which has to be factored in, or all subsequent calculations are off and all your computed nitrogen exposure over time is garbage.
 
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So, besides SW and Garmin, which other computers do NOT lock you out?
 
So, besides SW and Garmin, which other computers do NOT lock you out?
OSTC which is the one I use ...
 
How about Scubapro, Sherwood, Aqualung, Ratio, Cosmiq? Looks like us SBers pretty much only use SW, Oceanic and SUUNTO.
 
I personally use a Scubapro 330 Bottom Timer.
It doesn't do anything, including lockouts :)

Cost me just over a hundred bucks and is still running after 12 years of vigorous abuse.
I'm happy with it.
 
I personally use a Scubapro 330 Bottom Timer.
It doesn't do anything, including lockouts :)

Cost me just over a hundred bucks and is still running after 12 years of vigorous abuse.
I'm happy with it.

:shakehead: It’s a bottom timer. Not a dive computer.
 
:shakehead: It’s a bottom timer. Not a dive computer.

Obviously :)
The point is, the problem posted is solved with a Bottom Timer.
That's the only reason I brought it up.

Happy diving :)
 
Pretty sure my Oceanic PPX will not lock me out if i miss a deco stop or a deep stop. However my Suunto vyper did
 
Pretty sure my Oceanic PPX will not lock me out if i miss a deco stop or a deep stop. However my Suunto vyper did
Your PPX will lock you out in violation gauge mode for 24 hours for a missed decompression stop, see pp 39-41 of your manual.

The deep stop and the safety stop are optional, there is no penalty for ignoring them, see pp 20-21 of your manual.
 
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