> Given that - what would make your workflow easier here? Do you usually > dive with the same set of cylinders? How about a way to set up a template > that you could simply apply to a dive (first cylinder is this, second > that, third that, fourth that)?
That could work, yes. My guess (for manual CCR addition) would be: 1. O2 (pure oxygen) 2. Dil (air/nitrox/trimix) 3. Suit gas 4. Bailout 1 5. Bailout 2 ... In my case 1.-3. would be currently enough (using the bailout 1 as suit gas). If the 1. is made to be air/nitrox/trimix, then it should cover any (lurking) sidemount diving user too, and in my case I would merely make it 100% O2. As you probably know, the bailouts are not normally used in CCR-diving except in cases where the diluent is so anoxic that you need a separate travel gas, or if the fHe is very high, and you want to cut down the deco time with nitrox/lean He trimix deco. > Is there a better way to do this? We had a discussion back in January (http://lists.hohndel.org/pipermail/subsurface/2014-January/009662.html). Is Rodrigos model the planned implementation? Poltsi -- Paul-Erik Törrönen "When science and the Bible differ, pol...@777-team.org science has obviously misinterpreted +358 40 703 1231 its data" http://poltsi.fi/ Henry Morris, father of 'modern creationism' _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list subsurface@hohndel.org http://lists.hohndel.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface