dirkhh
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That does seem like a bug. Let me look at this and figure out what's going on.
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Seems reasonable to me since the gas consumption rate is the same, but the depth is decreasing as you ascend. Without measured pressures, only the final value in the profile will be correct.why the calculated SAC rate increases over the course of a dive?
If the assumption were that the consumption in bar/min was constant, that would have made sense. It's easy to see from the graph that it isn't so though (and of course, it's good that it isn't).Seems reasonable to me since the gas consumption rate is the same, but the depth is decreasing as you ascend. Without measured pressures, only the final value in the profile will be correct.
I now see it's taking depth into account which is the smarter thing to do. I should have guessed that was the case.It's easy to see from the graph that it isn't [constant]
Yes. Very much.Subsurface 5.0.3 removed <divecomputerid/> elements upon save. Attribute "serial" is lost unless present in <extradata/>. Dive mapping to DC by attribute "deviceid" is gone.
Is it expected behavior?