That’s the setup for an old joke. It goes something like, “The absent-minded maestro was racing up New York’s Seventh Avenue to a rehearsal when a stranger stopped him. “Pardon me,” he said, “can you tell me how to get to Carnegie […]
In my last article, I discussed the use of personal dive computers and the absolute necessity of carrying some form of back up decompression tables. I referred to the practice of generating decompression tables using software such as V-Planner and […]
Not that long ago, there weren’t any personal dive computers (PDCs) for technical divers. No PDC that could handle multiple gasses. None that could compute a decompression schedule for helium-based gasses like trimix. Back in those dark times, we planned […]