Jan, > On 19 Mar 2017, at 13:59, Jan Mulder <[email protected]> wrote: > > I understand where I was thinking the wrong way. I had set slow ascent > speeds, and did not really notice the change of scale of the entire window > when changing data of the profile. What is still counter intuitive for me, is > that it is called recreational dive mode, but taking into account slow ascend > speed (3m/min from 50% up, 1m/min from 6m) you still can achieve TTS values > of 20 minutes (for a dive to 30m). The counter intuitive part for me is, that > I am not aware of any recreational dive courses that take into account > different ascend speeds depending of depth. Obviously, this is something very > well known in the technical diving scene. And TTS of 20 minutes can hardly be > considered recreational. > > It uses the ascent speeds that you set. Would your rather assume some standard speed like 18m/min or 10m/min? I don’t think this would be a good idea.
Just as a remark: It seems, in their most recent versions both major dive planning programs v-planner/multi-deco and pasta deco added their version recreational mode (or something like that: Stay as long on the bottom as the gas allows). It seems, we were trend setters somehow… Best Robert
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