decompression software for iPAQ
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On the site below is vplanner for Pocket PC; currently it is only VPM & not VPM-B. Ross Hemmingway (programmer) has stated that he hopes the VPM-B version will be available in early 2004. I use both & like them very much.
From the PalmVPM chat site....
"The PocketPC version is using clean algoritem VPM. If you make a scedule in V-Planner using VPM and not VPM-B you will have identical result as on Pocket PC in runtimes and decostops. The CNS is not corectely calculated in PocketPC version. There is the only diference between Pocket PC version and V-Planner using clean VPM that the last one has automaticaly finetuned for the shalow dives and deep dives. V-Planner uses CR between 0,4 and 0,9 acording to bottom depth of the dive. For PocketPC version it must be manualy entered (like V-Planner version 1.04), but because of fear you forget to corect it each time it is better not to do it. "
From the PalmVPM chat site....
"The PocketPC version is using clean algoritem VPM. If you make a scedule in V-Planner using VPM and not VPM-B you will have identical result as on Pocket PC in runtimes and decostops. The CNS is not corectely calculated in PocketPC version. There is the only diference between Pocket PC version and V-Planner using clean VPM that the last one has automaticaly finetuned for the shalow dives and deep dives. V-Planner uses CR between 0,4 and 0,9 acording to bottom depth of the dive. For PocketPC version it must be manualy entered (like V-Planner version 1.04), but because of fear you forget to corect it each time it is better not to do it. "
Atticus:I haven't run it myself (no PDA), but I understand that a number of people use the PalmVPM package (not just for Palm, I believe the support for WinCE is actually more mature at this point).
Take a look here for the yahoo group.
Oh, and it's free.
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