Eon Steel Tissue Loading

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EmersonNZ

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Hi all,

I am a new Eon Steel diver so maybe I am missing something that is already there but I was wondering if it would be possible (or is it possible and I've missed it) to show a Tissue Loading graph. I know essentially the 'no decompression' time is a measure of tissue loading but being able to see a traditional graph like is in Suunto DM5 (and on other computers) would be nice. Even if it s a simplified graph during the dive and a full graph in pot dive (And for pre dive when doing a series etc).
 
Hi,
this is currently not presented as such. I will forward that some sort of tissue load graph would be a good additional feedback for divers.

br Hendrik
 
Hi all,

I am a new Eon Steel diver so maybe I am missing something that is already there but I was wondering if it would be possible (or is it possible and I've missed it) to show a Tissue Loading graph. I know essentially the 'no decompression' time is a measure of tissue loading but being able to see a traditional graph like is in Suunto DM5 (and on other computers) would be nice. Even if it s a simplified graph during the dive and a full graph in pot dive (And for pre dive when doing a series etc).

Your best bet is to read "Deco for Divers" by Mark Powell: https://www.bookdepository.com/Deco-for-Divers-Mark-Powell/9781905492077

Choose your favorite book source. In it, Mark Powell discusses the various tissue loading and has many charts and graphs.
 

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