Oceanlog 2.1.0 Question

[Where's_Wally]

No, I mean any tank data, size, working pressure, start PSI, end PSI. I track these myself, so I would like them in my log. Using this data, along with avg. depth, I can calculate RMV.

Ah... Ok... That makes sense!
It will give you a good average, but remember that it assumes a square dive profile.

 

[Deuces]

Ya, I got a lot of issues using the latest (some issues carried over from the old version too). It just got more irritating with this new version.

Can't edit tank data.
When printing out data, sentences in the Memo section overlap.
Etc.
Etc.

 

[Doug Krause]

Ya, I got a lot of issues using the latest (some issues carried over from the old version too). It just got more irritating with this new version.

Can't edit tank data.
When printing out data, sentences in the Memo section overlap.
Etc.
Etc.

Hi Deuces,

If you can give me any more detail on Etc. Etc., we're working on a patch as I type this.

 

[Ken abucs]

It will give you a good average, but remember that it assumes a square dive profile.

Not really, because you're using average depth, you can get an accurate RMV. If you were using max depth, it would assume a square profile.