Hi All,

@Rick: Your guess is right: Oberflächenpause is surface interval.
In V-Planner I already tested several variant of surface interval: Above 3h surface time the result stays the same, including your request of single dive calculation.

My first impression: It looks like V-planner doing the expected result, just the algebraic sign (+/-) is inverted.

When I compare in V-Planner this diving profile: VPM-B vs. VPM-B/E, the effect for both is the same, just quite small different in the sum. VPM-B/E gives a little bit les “bonus”.

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Am 09.02.2017 um 23:00 schrieb Rick Walsh:


On 10 February 2017 at 07:50, Stefan Fuchs <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:



    3. Then for the second, much simpler dive I am surprised that the
    results are different! I planned this very simple dive then
    "standalone" in both tools -> still the same difference. VPlanner
    gives you shorter deco and I really have doubts if I did s.th
    <http://s.th>. wrong but I can't figure out what.

    Subsurface Tauchplan
    Runtime: 55min

        

    Tiefe

        

    Dauer

        

    Laufzeit

        

    Gas

    ➘

        

    40m

        

    4min

        

    4min

        

    Luft

    ➙

        

    40m

        

    16min

        

    20min

        

    -

        

    15m

        

    6min

        

    26min

        

    -

        

    12m

        

    3min

        

    29min

        

    -

        

    9m

        

    4min

        

    33min

        

    -

        

    6m

        

    7min

        

    40min

        

    -

        

    3m

        

    12min

        

    52min

        

    ➚

        

    0m

        

    3min

        

    55min

        


    CND: 9%
    OTU: 24

    Deco model: VPM-B at +2 conservatism, effektive GF=27/66
    ATM pressure: 1013mbar (0m)

        V-Planner 3,98 by Ross Hemingway,
    VPM Code by Erik C. Baker.

    Dekompressionsmodell:  VPM - B

    TAUCHPLAN
    Oberflächenpause = 5 Tag(e) 0 hr 0 min.
    Höhe über N. N. = 0m
    Konservatismus = + 2

    Abst.    40m        (4)    Air    10m/min Abstieg
    Tiefe    40m     16:00    (20)    Air    1,02 ppO2,  40m ead
    Aufst.    18m        (22)    Air    -10m/min Aufstieg
    Stop    18m      0:48    (23)    Air    0,58 ppO2,  18m ead
    Stop    15m      2:00    (25)    Air    0,51 ppO2,  15m ead
    Stop    12m      3:00    (28)    Air    0,45 ppO2,  12m ead
    Stop    9m      3:00    (31)    Air    0,39 ppO2,  9m ead
    Stop    6m      7:00    (38)    Air    0,33 ppO2,  6m ead
    Stop    3m     10:00    (48)    Air    0,27 ppO2,  3m ead
    Oberfl.            (51)    Air    -1m/min Aufstieg

    Ausgasung beginnt bei  27,4m

    OTU's Tauchgang: 21
    CNS Total: 7,4%


I'm no German speaker, but I guess Oberflächenpause is surface interval. Can you try planning this dive again with V-Planner, but do it as a new 'mission', rather than a 5 day surface interval? In Subsurface, we ignore any previous dives >2 days earlier, but V-Planner may not, and it may be taking credit for the crushing pressure of the previous dive.


    Finally I decided not to worry too much :-)
    - I prefer to see a penalty for any repetitive dive I plan so I
    like the fix you did now
    - Subsurface at least in this examples gives similar or slightly
    more conservative results -> also ok for me
    - My buddies and me will continue to compare different results
    before we go diving
    - I don't do repetitive dives so often because actually I'm too
    lazy to get in and out of my dry suit more than once a day + plus
    I'm so hungry and thirsty after each dive that this also stops me
    from doing a second one afterwards ;-)


    Best regards
    Stefan

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    Stefan Fuchs
    E-Mail: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>



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