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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 14/10/2015 16:28, Willem Ferguson
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      <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 14/10/2015 16:05, Robert Helling
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        Hi,
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              <div class="">On 14.10.2015, at 15:26, Willem Ferguson
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                wrote:</div>
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                  in the cylinder at the start of the ascent</span><br
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                  inline !important;" class="">phase? This is a
                  meaningful request but would require another selection</span><br
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                  (gas turn rule). This is something that I use</span><br
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                  planning.</span></div>
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          what would that mean for the planner? Except for recreational
          mode, the planner always starts the ascent at the end of the
          manually entered waypoints.  Would you want to say something
          like “go to 80m and then figure out the pressure at which you
          have to leave 80m so you and your buddy make it to the surface
          with x bars remaining”?</div>
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        <div class="">Best</div>
        <div class="">Robert<br class="">
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      Robert,<br>
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      Correct. <br>
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      Of course, actually, I commonly dive 230 bar and start the ascent
      at around 90-95 bar, using thirds. So the 77 bars accurately
      constituting a third is really a bare minimum and it is affected
      by deco obligations.  But a message indicating "Ascent back gas
      pressure = 90 bar, i.e. within rule-of-thirds pressure (77 bar)"
      would be helpful. It is an additional bit of safety information
      that checks the accuracy of the deep section of the overall dive
      planning outside of Subsurface. Does this make any sense?<br>
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    Of course you can see Ferguson' muddled mind here. In a strict
    thirds approach turning would be at around 140 bars in a cave.
    Reason for every bit of additional safety information from the
    planner. Fortunately I do not put my foot in a cave, otherwise I
    might consider turning at 90 bar!<br>
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      Kind regards,<br>
      willem<br>
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