GUE Deco Planner

[WreckWriter]

I use my Palm mostly for deco software, have D-Plan and Decoweenie, but I have found a few other useful and cheap/free programs. You can find these at www.palmgear.com:

Tidetool- (tide tables for damn near anywhere)
Converter- (takes care of those weird meters and bars and such

Tom

 

[DocRCH]

while we are on the subject, try www.dive.to/palmpilot for dive related palm software.

Robert:doctor:

 

[JamesK]

Thanks Tom and Robert! I will check out those sites/programs.

 

[Teknadv3x]

:doctor:

This post is for Runtime , you said that you have Jplan and Dplan
are they pretty similar and could you tell us the difference between the 2 if any? Thanks in advance

Dave

 

[DIVERDREW]

Although I currently use V-planner, I would like to start using GUE deco planner, I have noticed numerous sites with free downloads on z-planner, v-planner, deco dive planner, proplanner, gap, and some abyssmal demo stuff. Has anyone found a free download for GUE deco planner? Other question why is there so much free stuff out there and the GUE deco planner appears to be impossible to find as a free demo or free download? Any thoughts?

Drew

 

[cadet diver]

Did you have to email the guy to get the pw for jplan?

 

[nickjb]

Yes, it took a day or so. Pretty good for free software

 

[nickjb]

Teknadv3x once bubbled...
:doctor:

This post is for Runtime , you said that you have Jplan and Dplan
are they pretty similar and could you tell us the difference between the 2 if any? Thanks in advance

Dave

Hope you don't mind me butting in...

They are VERY similar. Same input variables, Jplan has a little more output info (graph, END, %MV).

DPlan seems a little more polished but they are both well written and presented.

 

[Divesherpa]

Can I switch JPlan to imperial? If so, how? I hate leaving my laptop in the truck when we are diving caves. I bought a Palm and have just started. I can do the conversions, but the litres/bar thing gets to be a pain in the ass.

 

[cadet diver]

Its in the menu under options and then units.