PfcAJ
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Meanwhile, in the DIR forum ...attach reel to ditched weight and use the line as a brake.
you might even get the lead back if you are lucky
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Meanwhile, in the DIR forum ...attach reel to ditched weight and use the line as a brake.
you might even get the lead back if you are lucky
Pretty crazy that it goes from about 22#'s to 6#'s in 100' (assuming that my estimates are correct). I'm really considering diving dry and eliminating that variable buoyancy of the suit.
Thanks for the replies, it helps me confirm that I'm on the right track.
On a side note; I wonder if the inherent buoyancy of the wing Vs Jacket BC will be a significant difference?
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Thank you, that's a very good point. I'll reconfigure my ditch-able ballast weights with that point in mind.
I did 1 dive to 104' on air (PADI deeper diver) and that will be the last dive below 80' on Air/additional training. 100' was more for a FMEA. I didn't notice that I was narced until I watched the video. Is it recommended to dive a 7mm and a steal tank? Seams like that would be better for Al80s due to weight.