Online dive tables ?

[atdotde]

Maybe you want to consider some dive planning software rather than tables. In Subsurface (www.subsurface-divelog.org) you can directly see for example how much changing your breathing gas affects your non-decompression time (select recreational mode for that).

 

[MrVegas]

I think someone posted a link above, but the NOAA has air and nitrox tables freely available. Not a bad idea to take a look even though using a computer. It's interesting to look over.

 

[sigxbill]

MultiDeco VPM & VPM-B & VPM-B/E & ZHL GF dive decompression software for technical divers

 

[DanielRJones]

When i started i would carry around Air and Nitrox tables but now i just have an air table at the bottom of my box and if i need to use it i can always work out equivalent air depths

 

[60plus]

By similar information I meant general information, layout etc rather than specific dive times that differ between tables. If I do the nitrox cert with my local club the initial learning is done with Buhlmann tables. The other reasons i want to look at tables are part curiosity, partly for dives without a computer and partly so i have an instinct as to what a computer should be telling me.

 

[CT Sean]

PADI, NAUI and SSI (and others as indicated above) are all available online as images with simple searches. PADI nitrox tables are also available.

 

[60plus]

Searching "dive tables" got all sorts of rubbish including furniture, as soon as I searched decompression tables for diving I got lots of info.