Dive tables exercises

bebo · Nov 21, 2003

I was just wondering if someone knew of a website or any source, where I can find tons of dive table exercises.

I like running those in my heads, solving possible scenarios, etc...I know it's a little weird....but that just me

. I'd love to sharpen my mind before using any computer.

d33ps1x · Nov 21, 2003

Lemme know if you find something. I'm weird too.

scubatexastony · Nov 22, 2003

it was scubatoys I found "table tutor", share ware, lets you do so many then it cuts back to just letter groups exercises... got it when the wife was practicing....try this...http://www.flash.net/~table/table/

tony

JustAddWater · Nov 22, 2003

Nice website.
Thanks

Bryan@Vintage Double Hose · Nov 22, 2003

Does anyone have the form that appears in most text books and log books where you write down the factors from the tables/your time and depth etc and work it out on paper ?
Hope this makes sense! If not, E-me and I'll explain it better.

Charlie99 · Nov 22, 2003

OWIC647 once queried...
Does anyone have the form that appears in most text books and log books where you write down the factors from the tables/your time and depth etc and work it out on paper ?
Hope this makes sense! If not, E-me and I'll explain it better.

Try the PADI Log Book pages thread. There were some examples posted that include the repetitive dive / pressure group tracking diagram that you seem to be referring to.

Charlie

bebo · Nov 22, 2003

Thx a mil guys. A million questions..I think that will suffice for a couple of days

Uncle Pug · Nov 22, 2003

111' for 46 minutes (60' average)
SI=90min
54' for 34 minutes (26' average)

Both dives on EAN32

boomx5 · Nov 22, 2003

Uncle Pug once bubbled...
111' for 46 minutes (60' average)
SI=90min
54' for 34 minutes (26' average)

Both dives on EAN32

I figure that sounds like fun; did I miss anything?

scubatexastony · Nov 23, 2003

replys for new divers. Although it's an exercise in getting you thinking, it should have been prefaced with a disclaimer of NOT doing those types of dives prior to learning your tables and gaining a working understanding of how nitrogen enters and exits your body. Hence, my answer would be, you blew your NDL by the tables and should not dive for 48 hrs.

You're in time out!

tony

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