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Unfortunately 99% of Open water divers aren't comfortable with <snip> dive planning
Still one of the best contributions to the diving world.........I thought I fixed that. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WPspW1jpgXJFwBcoQi9yR7OmgzSR4VrN
Thank you, I'll try and get some pic next dive.We can't comment on your trim without a pic, so in water pic please.
Remember, Al and steel tanks trim oppositely. On steel tanks you're moving weight. On AL tanks you're moving the bubble in the butt of the tank, so you're actually moving buoyancy, not weight.
If you're butt heavy and have your AL tank down really low, then the comment on adding a two pound ankle weight to the tank valve might work. You can also add weight pockets to your shoulder straps to do the same thing.
I thought it was okay in the pool. I had gotten my weights done from 12 lbs to 6lbs. I even was okay with 4 but when the tank got light it was hard to stay down.
This is backwards, unless it is meant to be MORE head down....F1s are heavier than Eddys.@Jeffr13
What fins are you using? You sound head heavy. Switching from say Hollis F1s to Deep 6 Eddy fins are going to have a dramatic impact.
Would you mind posting a pic of your scuba kit assembed?