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The Recreational Dive Planner

The Recreational Dive Planner. Instructions for Use Jane E. Spencer MSDT 45434. Sample Problems - Table 1. A dive to 43 feet for one hour yields what pressure group?. 43’. :60. Sample Problems - Table 1. A dive to 43 feet for one hour yields what pressure group?. S. 43’. :60.

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The Recreational Dive Planner

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  1. The Recreational Dive Planner Instructions for Use Jane E. Spencer MSDT 45434

  2. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 43 feet for one hour yields what pressure group? 43’ :60

  3. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 43 feet for one hour yields what pressure group? S 43’ :60

  4. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 28 feet for 70 minutes yields what pressure group? 28’ :70

  5. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 28 feet for 70 minutes yields what pressure group? N 28’ :70

  6. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 60 feet for 40 minutes yields what pressure group? 60’ :40

  7. Sample Problems - Table 1 • A dive to 60 feet for 40 minutes yields what pressure group? Q 60’ :40

  8. Sample Problems - Table 2 • After a dive you are in pressure group J. What will your new pressure group be after a 32 minute surface interval? :32 J

  9. Sample Problems - Table 2 • After a dive you are in pressure group J. What will your new pressure group be after a 32 minute surface interval? :32 J E

  10. Sample Problems - Table 2 • A diver in pressure group P will be in what pressure group after a 55 minute surface interval? :55 P

  11. Sample Problems - Table 2 • A diver in pressure group P will be in what pressure group after a 55 minute surface interval? :55 P F

  12. Sample Problems - Table 2 • A diver in pressure group I will be in what pressure group after a surface interval of four hours? 4:00 P

  13. Sample Problems - Table 2 • A diver in pressure group I will be in what pressure group after a surface interval of four hours? 4:00 P A

  14. Sample Problems - Table 3 • If you are in pressure group K after your surface interval, and you are planning a dive to 60 feet, what is your adjusted no decompression limit? K 60’

  15. Sample Problems - Table 3 • If you are in pressure group K after your surface interval, and you are planning a dive to 60 feet, what is your adjusted no decompression limit? K 60’ 29 ANDL = 26 26

  16. Sample Problems - Table 3 • After a surface interval you are in pressure group P and planning a dive to 50 feet. What is your adjusted no decompression limit? P 50’

  17. Sample Problems - Table 3 • After a surface interval you are in pressure group P and planning a dive to 50 feet. What is your adjusted no decompression limit? P 50’ 50 ANDL = 30 30

  18. Sample Problems - Table 3 • If you’re in pressure group M after a surface interval, what is the residual nitrogen time if you’re planning a repetitive dive to 60 feet? M 60’

  19. Sample Problems - Table 3 • If you’re in pressure group M after a surface interval, what is the residual nitrogen time if you’re planning a repetitive dive to 60 feet? M 60’ 33 RNT = 33 22

  20. Sample Problems - Table 3 • Following a surface interval, you’re in pressure group T. What would be your RNT for a repetitive dive to 50 feet? T 50’

  21. Sample Problems - Table 3 • Following a surface interval, you’re in pressure group T. What would be your RNT for a repetitive dive to 50 feet? T 50’ 63 RNT = 63 17

  22. Drawing the Dive Profile • Avoid confusion and make sure you don’t miss steps. Surface Interval between dives (hours and minutes) Pressure Group after Surface Interval Pressure Group after Dive 1 Pressure Group after Dive 2 : RNT Depth Depth +ABT TBT Bottom Time Bottom Time Find the RAT! Dive 1 Dive 2

  23. Planning Multiple Repetitive Dives • Indicate the final pressure group upon surfacing after the following series of dives. 1:00 M D S 40’ 50’ 25 RNT Depth Depth +60 +ABT 40 60 85 TBT

  24. Planning Multiple Repetitive Dives • Indicate the final pressure group upon surfacing after the following series of dives. :24 50’ 55’ RNT Depth Depth + +ABT 50 30 TBT

  25. Planning Multiple Repetitive Dives • Indicate the final pressure group upon surfacing after the following series of dives. :24 U O X 50’ 55’ 47 RNT Depth Depth +30 +ABT 50 30 77 TBT

  26. Minimum Surface Interval • Find the minimum surface interval required to complete the following series of dives. : 60’ 60’ RNT Depth Depth + +ABT 40 40 TBT

  27. Minimum Surface Interval • Find the minimum surface interval required to complete the following series of dives. Q 1:21 C 60’ 60’ RNT Depth Depth + +ABT 40 40 TBT

  28. Minimum Surface Interval • Find the minimum surface interval required to complete the following series of dives. : 40’ 50’ RNT Depth Depth + +ABT 60 70 TBT

  29. Minimum Surface Interval • Find the minimum surface interval required to complete the following series of dives. :11 S P 40’ 50’ RNT Depth Depth + +ABT 60 70 TBT

  30. Special Rules • Flying after diving – wait 12 hours or for repetitive dives and/or multiple days wait 18 hours (suggested) • Cold – add 10 feet • 1000’ altitude limit for RDP • Safety Stop – always do a safety stop • A Safety Stop is REQUIRED for dives 100’ plus or within three letter groups of NDL, or NDL • Ascend no faster than 60 feet per minute

  31. Emergency Decompression • If a no decompression limit is exceeded by no more than 5 minutes, an 8 minute decompression stop at 15 feet is mandatory. Upon surfacing the diver must stay out of the water for at least 6 hours. • If a no decompression limit is exceeded by more than 5 minutes a 15 foot decompression stop at 15 feet is urged (air supply permitting). Upon surfacing the diver must remain out of the water for at least 24 hours before making another dive.

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