The PADI Recreational Dive Planner (RDP) metric version is a set of three tables used to calculate no-decompression limits (NDLs) and manage nitrogen levels for scuba diving. Core Tables Overview
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Follow the row to the right to find your Pressure Group letter. Table 2: Surface Interval Credit Nitrogen leaves your body as you breathe at the surface. Find your Pressure Group from Table 1. Padi Rdp Table Metric Pdf
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On the second page, someone had annotated a few cells in pen. A circle around "0.72" in a column labeled RDP-M, a diagonal slash through "3.14" next to a note: "increase by 20% — check irrigation." The marginalia read like instructions left by someone who intended to return. The PADI Recreational Dive Planner (RDP) metric version
The PADI RDP is a mathematical tool designed to help recreational divers manage their nitrogen absorption. Developed by Dr. Raymond Rogers and DSAT, it allows divers to plan dives that stay within "no-decompression limits" (NDLs).
The Metric table is divided into four key areas: Follow the row to the right to find
This table answers: "How much time do I have left on my second dive?"
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