What is it full? empty?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
AL80 bouyancy
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Blackwood
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Depends on the make and model.
Scuba Cylinder Specification Chart from Huron Scuba, Ann Arbor Michigan
Scuba Cylinder Specification Chart from Huron Scuba, Ann Arbor Michigan
ligersandtions
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Here's another tank specification chart: Scuba Cylinder Specifications from TDL
I noticed that the chart above is missing at least one tank (the one I dive with!), so I thought I'd throw this chart out there.
FWIW, when you're figuring out your weighting, and changing from one tank to another, it's the empty buoyancy that matters. For example, if you were to go from Luxfer Al80, +4.4 pounds empty, to a Worthington X7-100, -2.5 pounds empty, you would be able to take ~7 pounds off your weight belt.
I noticed that the chart above is missing at least one tank (the one I dive with!), so I thought I'd throw this chart out there.
FWIW, when you're figuring out your weighting, and changing from one tank to another, it's the empty buoyancy that matters. For example, if you were to go from Luxfer Al80, +4.4 pounds empty, to a Worthington X7-100, -2.5 pounds empty, you would be able to take ~7 pounds off your weight belt.
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