For the math was pretty simple. But I went down the math nerd path in school.
The last time I had done math like this was my freshman year in college - 1987.
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For the math was pretty simple. But I went down the math nerd path in school.
The last time I had done math like this was my freshman year in college - 1987.
For me I wonder if my standard gas based approach will be accepted. One of the dive planning questions in AN had a depth where the best mix would be like 36%, but I would never dive with 36%. So I planned it with my standard 32%.
Also what the heck is an elite diver?
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I'm a recreational diver for now and during this Covid situation I am looking to learn more about diving. All courses are postponed for now. Any recommendations for good reading materials that would allow me to understand more about deco diving and how a diver goes about planing and executing a deco dive. I could probably buy course manuals but I'm not sure I want to sign up for a tech class right now.
Deco for Divers was the same, lots of grammatical errors. Also, my book physically fell apart the first time I opened it, which I was rather upset by.
I've read mine 4-5 times and all pages are still firmly attached to the spine. So you got a bum copy.
Thanks for the suggestions! Just curiously how much did you guys pay for Mike Powell’s books? I was looking on Amazon..