Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of HowToPlanCCRByMaxBailoutTime

Timestamp:

11/14/09 01:46:10 (15 years ago)

Author:

eskil

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HowToPlanCCRByMaxBailoutTime

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-As example, say you want to limit your dive to 30 of bailout at max, and you're going to 120fsw, air at 1.2 ppo2, air a bailout, and aiming at a dive time between 90 and 120 minutes.
+Say you want to plan a CCR diveand you're going to 120fsw, using air at 1.2 ppo2, air as bailout and you aiming at a dive time between 90 and 120 minutes. You're diving on a wall that goes shallow, and you want limit your dive to have at max 30 minutes of bailout time.
 
 First, make a plan for 120fsw, air @ 1.2 for 5 minutes, and under "Deco Gases/Bailout", add air, starting at 120fsw and set it to OC. Setting it to OC effectively makes it a bailout plan, since it makes Baltic use the deco gas from the time you leave the last level. I've also set OC Switch Time (in main settings) to 1 minute, since by default Baltic will add 1 minute when bailing out (*).
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+You may choose to continue shallower and shallower levels to match the terrain you're diving and still get bailout plans for each shallower leg.
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 Now to get the non-bailout plan, just set the DecoGas back into BAIL mode, and you'll have a the CCR plan. Runtime ended at 100 minutes with just 11 minutes of deco at the end ;
 
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 You might want to tweak the plan to have more "even" times than numbers like 16 and 13 minutes. In that case, in each step just pick times/depths to the numbers are prettier, but may not hit exactly 30 minutes of Bailout Time.
 
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 (*) Bailout "penalty" time may be configurable later. OC Switch Time in this specific usage isn't used in 0.9.5. However when used (later than 0.9.5).