Subsurface calculates SAC rate based on tanks that have been used on the dive and will ignore other tanks listed in equipment. Until I realized this I thought my consumption which I had worked hard to reduce on that dive had improved. This could have been dangerous had I not questioned it.

As a sidemount diver I switch tanks regularly during a dive and don't record the run time and pressure when the switch happens. It's not typical to do so. I also don't have a gas pressure integrated dive computer.

I can work around this either by declaring my tank to be 200 cu ft, by declaring a working pressure of 474 bar, or by inserting at least one tank switch.

I understand that the current method is a clean solution but I'm not sure it's practical. A user could get into trouble if they trusted the SAC rate without knowing that the second tank wasn't included.

Solutions might be:

1. List all tanks with start/end pressure on the Info page and list their individual SAC rates. Display a total (i.e. effective) SAC rate. This gives the user the most conservative SAC rate but also allows them to mentally remove a tank (like Argon) that isn't used for breathing. Show effective SAC on the graph.

2. List all tanks with pressures on the info page and note tanks that were not explicitly used. SAC rate on graph would remain as is.