On 15 Nov 2014, at 11:01, Henrik Brautaset Aronsen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here's what Shearwater says: > > « > Fresh Water = 1000kg/m³ > EN13319 = 1020 kg/m³ > Salt Water = 1025 to 1035 kg/m³ > The EN13319 (European CE standard for dive computers) value is between fresh > and salt and is the Predator default value. The EN13319 value corresponds to > a 10m increase in depth for pressure increase of 1 bar. Sorry to resurrect, but that last statement is patently wrong. It would be 1.02 bar, which is pretty close to an atmosphere (1.01325 bar) but still not 1-to-1. This stuff would be so much easier if everyone used the same (correct) units for this stuff. Where’s my dive computer that has a display in kPa or bar? Then I could dive in custard and everything would still work, well… except the regulators.
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