Pelagic DSAT and Pelagic V+ equivalent ZH settings on Tech Dive computer

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narke

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When I dive recreational with my buddy I try to adapt the GF settings of my computer to my buddy's Oceanic.

I find the following matches:

Pelagic DSAT maps to PADI RDP values at 4 pressure groups from non decompression limits (not requiring safety stop);
Pelagic V+ maps to PADI RDP values at non decompression limits (requiring safety stop);
Pelagic DSAT and V+ resemble ZHL-16C GF 45/95.

I use as NDL data source:
Recreational Dive Planner (PADI)
Aeris A100 DIVE COMPUTER OPERATING MANUAL

I could not find NDL data in Oceanic's manual.

I plotted some graphs and will share them here as soon I can the upload working.

Comments? Experiences?
 
I upload the graphs. Thanks. How to move to other thread then? Still may be useful to those who don't have tech computer.
 

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I've been diving a Dive Rite Nitek Q as a backup to my Oceanic VT3 since August 2016, to learn Buhlmann ZH-L16C as it compares to DSAT. The relationship is not linear. For example, diving EAN 32, below 80 ft, a GF hi of 100 is applicable. Between 60 and 80 feet, a GF hi of 95 is best fit. Above this a GF hi of 90 seems best.
 
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