Which Decompression Software do you use PRIMARILY

Which Decompression Software do you use primarily


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I use D-Plan on a Palm most often (simple, portable, easy to use) but it's not an option.

It's there, it's the option called "other" :rofl3:

For myself, V-planner, exclusively. I have "e" turned off and conservatism set to zero.
 
Basic research

Steve, are the results running as expected, or where you looking for a specific trend?
 
Vplanner primarily and Decoplanner to look at the M-Value relationship graphs.
 
V planner; I don't care about "M" values.
 
I use FreePlanner, which generates VPM and Buhlman plans. I then compare those with a RD plan, average the time out, add in deep stops where necessary, move time to account for gas switches and the oxygen window, and then shape the curve.
 
Usually deco planner if I plan the dive with PC, but if I only have my mac I use MV planner wich sometimes bytheway give me some difference result compared to my computer Heiricks Weikamp.. i prefare so Deco planner
 
Its who's tables do I want to violate today.:rofl3:
No, seriously V planner works for me, Its what I started with.
 
Usually deco planner if I plan the dive with PC, but if I only have my mac I use MV planner wich sometimes bytheway give me some difference result compared to my computer Heiricks Weikamp.. i prefare so Deco planner
At home I prefer to run my computers on Ubuntu Linux. I can run Deco Planner through Wine. I'd be surprised if there is no Wine equivalent for Mac. I also run MV Planner native in Linux.

One thing to note is that the default setting for GF in MV Planner is 80/30 vs 80/35 in Deco Planner. I do not know what is the default setting for the OSTC, but for my Shearwater Predator the default setting is also 80/35. So there will be some variances specially if you don't change the default GF. When I set them all at the same GF results are reasonably similar.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/perdix-ai/

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