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Do you keep track of your travel gas du jour?Doc Intrepid:I log all my dives, but I don't get that OCD about profiles or equipment. First, I use standardized gasses, so there is no need to ID deco gasses - its always the same two. Backgas can be derived from the depth for the same reason, although if I biff the mix I record that particular variant (e.g. "18/42 instead of 18/45").
you don't need travel gas when using 18 % oxygen, this mix can be breathed at the surface :11:cornfed:Do you keep track of your travel gas du jour?
Doc Intrepid:Dive logs are a pretty individual thing. Photogs log camera settings. Fish Sighters log fish they saw. If your Satterwhite format works for you, fine.
I log all my dives, but I don't get that OCD about profiles or equipment. First, I use standardized gasses, so there is no need to ID deco gasses - its always the same two. Backgas can be derived from the depth for the same reason, although if I biff the mix I record that particular variant (e.g. "18/42 instead of 18/45").
I only document in the log anything that occurred out of the ordinary, lessons learned, buddy stuff, or other factors that changed - the stuff that doesn't change from dive to dive doesn't go in the log.
FWIW. YMMV.
Niiiiice.mako021:You should be logging all of your dives because you most likely have out of the ordinary things occur every dive.
Didn't you recently set off this long whine-fest regarding why people frequently pee on you and send you nasty PMs?cornfed:Do you keep track of your travel gas du jour?
Be nice to me... I still have your tanks.Doc Intrepid:Didn't you recently set off this long whine-fest regarding why people frequently pee on you and send you nasty PMs?