Algorithm

[rongoodman]

why the dsat algorithm can only be found in oceanic computers?

Because it's proprietary, like Suunto's version of RGBM.

 

[Basking Ridge Diver]

why the dsat algorithm can only be found in oceanic computers?

Here is a comparison to help - A sense of algorithm

Each manufacture has their own ideas on what is a safe algorithm - none of them are right and none are wrong - but there is no guarantee that you will not get a hit - if you build in conservatism or don't push the NDLs for recreational diving chances are you will be better off. Who do you build the computer for - the Olympic athlete or the weekend somewhat out of shape warrior? What are you willing to risk may help you determine which computer you would like to own.

 

[MarcBtrs]

Because it's proprietary, like Suunto's version of RGBM.

that's not true rgbm can be fount in cressi mares suunto and many more

 

[Storker]

that's not true rgbm can be fount in cressi mares suunto and many more

Suunto's particular flavor of RGBM is only found in Suuntos and is indeed proprietary. To be precise, it's a Haldanean/RGBM algorithm, not "pure" RGBM.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/as...t-modified-haldaenian-just-like-buhlmann.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduced_gradient_bubble_model

But you're right that the generic RGBM isn't proprietary.

 

[rongoodman]

The only full implementation of RGBM I've heard of recently was an add-on for the Liquivision Xeo, but the web site is no longer available, so even that option might be gone. VPM appears to be the only widely implemented bubble model available these days.