Question Buoyancy of Navy Triple 40s with 500 psi?
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Phil,
I have never used the triple 40 cubic foot tanks, but I have seen them in photos. I think they are about neutral in the water at 500 psig. But, you can tell us about it when you get them wet.
SeaRat
I have never used the triple 40 cubic foot tanks, but I have seen them in photos. I think they are about neutral in the water at 500 psig. But, you can tell us about it when you get them wet.
SeaRat
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44's right? I have a set of Rene's.
Corks.
In a one piece 5mm in SW I need 14lbs. Never actually read them when low, but after using reserve (750psi) I am still neutral with a quicker up and down swing. No air cell of course.
I would love to put a twin set together with these tanks.
Corks.
In a one piece 5mm in SW I need 14lbs. Never actually read them when low, but after using reserve (750psi) I am still neutral with a quicker up and down swing. No air cell of course.
I would love to put a twin set together with these tanks.
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