Eric Sedletzky
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Isn’t this what a wing is for?”It will not float unless you put air pockets inside of it”
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Isn’t this what a wing is for?”It will not float unless you put air pockets inside of it”
Isn’t this what a wing is for?
Why are you trying to make it positive?
Switch to twin aluminum 80’s and use an aluminum plate.One of the other posters posted a thread the OP started in another section. Basically, the OP is looking for a way to "lighten" steel LP 85 doubles so he can swim them up from the bottom. In the other thread, people recommended redundant buoyancy in the form of a dry suit, dual bladder wing, or lift bag. It seems he asked the question more than once.
Switch to twin aluminum 80’s and use an aluminum plate.
people recommended redundant buoyancy in the form of a dry suit, dual bladder wing, or lift bag.
Cool find. $14.99, supports doubles, and only 11oz!Piranha sells some plastic backplates that may be positive. I am not sure it would work for doubles. I would give Randy a call.
Cool find. $14.99, supports doubles, and only 11oz!