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If you are running MS Excel or OpenOffice you can just create a spreadsheet. Here's a page from my blending workbook that I used when I was doing fills from a nitrox bank and then topping with air.
If you happen to have an iPhone, you can use the same approach as a spreadsheet in an app called Go Calc, which has worked well for me.
Last edited by miesemer; October 28th, 2009 at 08:31 PM.
Reason: added info on iPhone app
If you have a net connection, you can use the free web based tool that Derek suggested. It's been written for a webKit browser (like iPhone) but "should" work with any standards based browser as well.
We also do iPhone native app's for blenders - Nitrox Tools and Trimix Tools and they will also allow you to top off an existing tank
Feel free to contact us if you have questions,
Janice
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I just took the Gas Blender Course the included Gas Mix Calculator software does not work on IMacs with OS 10.4 or later, I downloaded "Gas Blender III" which is fairly close but does not allow decimal places on the mix info. Yes at the end you have to analyze the blend and calculate the MOD but you do want to get as close to the desired mix for the planned dive as possible.
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