Info Why are tables not taught in OW classes anymore?

[rob.mwpropane]

One of the AI image generation sites gave me this for "donkey using a slide rule"

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Actual footage of what I would look like trying to figure out tables for a multi level dive while underwater... so spot on!

 

[tursiops]

you may forget why you’re going long before you arrive.

Unfortunately, that takes less time than it used to.

 

[lexvil]

One of the AI image generation sites gave me this for "donkey using a slide rule"

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That’s the 80’s updated donkey.

 

[lexvil]

One of the AI image generation sites gave me this for "donkey using a slide rule"

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Here is one of the team members heading out for ”wet field work”

 

[lowwall]

One more. This is a "slide rule donkey". I kind of want one.

 

[lexvil]

Tec donkey

tek donkey telling you why there is only one way to dive

 

[johndiver999]

I've done a lot of tropical dives where you get close to NDL at approx 30m/100', then work your way up to the top of the reefs at around 10m/33' and hang out there for 10-15 minutes before ascending for a safety stop.

That kind of profile is creates less decompression stress on the body than if you had ascended straight to the safety stop from the deepest part of your dive.

Maybe in some situations, but it would NOT be beneficial if you are planning a repetitive dive.

Generally when I get close to the NDL (or go past it) I make my way up pretty quickly for the first 30 feet, chill around 50-40 for a minute or so and then make my way (from there) to around 25 within a minute or so, Then work my way up to 15 or 20 slowly.

I really don't play the game of riding the computer, but my local diving does not make that practical very often.

 

[MarkA]

I've talked to certified divers who don't know that 33 feet is two atmospheres, 66 three,

I’m certified and know it’s about 10m and 20m.

Would the size of your kings foot change things?

 

[johndiver999]

Here is one of the team members heading out for ”wet field work”
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Did the pony fall off the boat? Can it swim?

 

[tursiops]

I’m certified and know it’s about 10m and 20m.

You are not typical.