Gradient Factors

[@Debelius-13]

I have more than 200 dives over 75 m ( even around 10 dives of 100 m ) on air and just started ADP Dives three years ago with a GF 80/85 .

[@DANSouthernAfrica]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@androsanastasiou9183]

You dive at 75m on air? No narcosis no toxicity?

[@diversdentraining5478]

Great explanation about M values. Improve with diagrams :)

[@DANSouthernAfrica]

Glad it was helpful!

[@flinfaraday1821]

Link does not work.

[@DANSouthernAfrica]

Sorry about that. Here is the link dan.org/alert-diver/article/gradient-factors/

[@mariomobiel]

Jep.....you lost me @6:40 😞

[@DANSouthernAfrica]

Please elaborate so that we can assist you with an appropriate answer. Looking forward to your reply.

[@davidliddle146]

I listened to this for just over 10 minutes... at 5 minutes something I first heard the words gradient factors... then he says who invented gradient factors... then he talks about m values... there is no explanation / discussion on what gradient factors actually are and / or how to used them... very poor title... basics of how a dive tissue algorithm work would be a better title imo... again i did not listen to the whole presentation...

[@DANSouthernAfrica]

Have you seen the talk on Decompression Controversies by Simon Mitchell which includes gradients and m-values? If not here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4qZYnhqbtGspdU

[@GerritLeman]

This was already explained previously.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4qZYnhqbtGspdU