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Version 1.0.2 · 2021-06-13
- Fixes dark mode
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2021-06-13.





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Tool for planning staged decompression dives for technical divers.
Supports open circuit and closed circuit rebreathers, multi-level and repetitive dives, nitrox, trimix, altitude adjustments, metric and imperial measurements.
Keeps track of gas consumption, OTUs and CNS. Per dive configurable ascent/descent rates, last stop/stop interval settings and RMV/MOR. Any combination of OC and CCR planning is possible (CCR dives with OC levels/deco etc.).
One tap access to lost-gas, bailout, deeper & longer contingency profiles.
Constantly displays updated plan details as changes are made, and uses color highlighting to suggest best mixes.
Dive plans can be stored in a bookmark folder for convenient reuse. Plans can also be exported via email or pasted into any other app.
Features both VPM-B (based on Erik C.…
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- Fixes dark mode
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