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10-11-2006, 08:08 PM
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 Suunto Vyper desat time computer. According to the PADI RDP if I dive 40 feet for 60 minutes I am an 'N' diver. If I have a surface interval for longer than 5:19 I am a 'new' (not 'A') diver. I was under the impression that this is my desat time. Time to desaturation. I am aware that the Vyper displays the no-fly time, but does it display this desat time?  |
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