Multiple dives on one tank
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:13 pm
OK, so here is my question. It's a bit of a technical question with the software. Also a philosophical question with logging in general.
For example in a class, (especially classes like Stress and Rescue (SSI) and such), we are going to the surface a lot. "Rescuing" someone, then talking about the rescue, etc. It's creating 5-10 dives on my computer each of 10 minutes or so. Surface time of 5-15 minutes. And all on one tank of gas. I don't really feel I should be logging a half dozen dives every class on one tank of gas. Even with the surface time of 10 minutes or more.
So when I "Append Following Dive" in the dive log software, it goes off of start times downloaded from the computer. It's wanting to give me dive times of an hour and a half or more, when the truth is we were underwater for only 30-40 minutes with all the surface intervals.
How does everyone handle this? And is there a way to remove the long surface gaps from the dive time in the log? I don't want my "longest" dive to be 5 short dives during a rescue class.
Thanks!
Mikel
For example in a class, (especially classes like Stress and Rescue (SSI) and such), we are going to the surface a lot. "Rescuing" someone, then talking about the rescue, etc. It's creating 5-10 dives on my computer each of 10 minutes or so. Surface time of 5-15 minutes. And all on one tank of gas. I don't really feel I should be logging a half dozen dives every class on one tank of gas. Even with the surface time of 10 minutes or more.
So when I "Append Following Dive" in the dive log software, it goes off of start times downloaded from the computer. It's wanting to give me dive times of an hour and a half or more, when the truth is we were underwater for only 30-40 minutes with all the surface intervals.
How does everyone handle this? And is there a way to remove the long surface gaps from the dive time in the log? I don't want my "longest" dive to be 5 short dives during a rescue class.
Thanks!
Mikel