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What is your pressure group after a dive to 14 meters 46 feet for 24 minutes?
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∙ 12y ago
You would be in Pressure Group F.
Improved AnswerUsing which table and which depth? ... since 12 meters is not 42 feet and instead is 39.4 feet. Using PADI's RDP, you have a PG of D if using the metric table of 12 meters or the imperial table of 40 feet. If using 42 feet on the table version of the RDP, then the PG is F, but if using the wheel or the new electronic RDP, then the PG is E (as it rounds up to 45 feet).
With the U.S. Navy table (or a modification thereof such as NAUI's or SSI's version), then the PG is C at 12 m./40 ft.
The BS-AC' 88 table gives you a PG of C and the DCIEM table results in B.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 12y agoIf you're using PADI's Recreational Dive Planner, pressure group F. You would roung the depth to 50', and 24 minutes is already desgnated.
Addition
Table
PG
BSAC
C
Bühlmann
C
DCIEM
B
NASE
D
NAUI
D
Old Navy
D
New Navy
D
PADI RDP
F
SSI
D
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∙ 12y agoDepending on your diving organisation this may be different but please see below
These are assuming no decompression stops and that the 24 minutes is at an actual bottom time.
I'm afraid I don't have a copy of the BSAC tables with me otherwise I could calculate for BSAC too.
These results were found using pjf.id.au/dive/calc.html
Dive plan using PADI tablesSurface IntervalStarting GroupDepthABTRNTTBTEnding GroupNoneNone14 metres24None24F
Dive plan using SSI tablesSurface IntervalStarting GroupDepthABTRNTTBTEnding GroupNoneNone14 metres24None24D
ADDITION
PADI RDP: E (for metric table) or F (with imperial table)
Buhlmann: C
DCIEM: B
BSAC: C
Old U.S. Navy: (same as above SSI table)
New U.S. Navy: D
Michigan Sea Grant (Huggins): E
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∙ 13y agoThe pressure group for a diver that dived to a depth of 14m for 24 minutes is pressure group F.
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∙ 14y agoPressure group F.
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∙ 10y agoThe PG would be "K".
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00:04 ~your welcome :/
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00:04 ~your welcome :/
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