PADI Rdp Table with Instructions

I have been diving for over 20 years, and I literally have thousands of hours of bottom time. I am old school - I started out using the US Navy repetitive dive tables, and never saw the need for a fancy dive computer (most of which are based on the US Navy dive tables anyway). Over the years have tried several variations of repetitive dive tables from different vendors. The PADI tables work as well as anything. What I particularly like about this product is the size. The thick, durable plastic sheet comes with an instruction booklet explaining is great step-by-step detail on how to use the tables. Even if you already own a dive computer, this product would be a great backup in case your computer breaks or the batteries die.

The table is exactly what you need, and the book is great—actually easier to understand than the online course, with sample problems. This is the standard size PADI card, but unless you have x-ray vision, you might consider enlarging and laminating.

This is just what I needed for planning dives. And I appreciated that it came with a thorough instructional booklet, because I had never used dive tables before. I always had a dive computer in my PADI classes. But the instructions were clear and straight forward and I was able to use the dive tables without trouble. This chart is sturdy and water resistant.

As expected. Just wish they were still included in the open water course package. I like being able to plan my dives with the tables and dive the computer.

You wanted a Recreational Dive Planner for scuba diving, then you got your RDP for scuba diving. Its a perfect tool to help you understand how long you are under the water, how much rest you should take above the water and when you should dive back in.

Old school! Great backup to your dive computer!

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