FreeFlyFreak
Contributor
That last bit's debatable, but you do understand that GF99 is plotting one moving target relative to another moving target, yes? For one tissue compartment out of 16, subject to change without notice?
Yes, I believe I understand.
At the beginning of ascent its the fast tissues leading, toward the end or ascent and after the safety stop its the medium tissues leading.
Its all deco stress to the body, even if it's a NDL limit dive.
Sliding scale, bottom of the scale as far as I can tell is wanting to nod off on the drive home.
Or as I have heard said "every dive is a deco dive"
NDL just means less chance of getting bent. Diver pfo, workload, temperature, depth time and ascent rate etc could all make not getting "bent" on a NDL dive not true.