BZ400 Weighting

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How much weight does it take to sink a BZ400 undersuit?
I'm looking for a good starting point to fine tune my weighting.

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Santi BZ400 requires in my case (180cm, 70kg) about 14kg to go underwater with no equipment, just the drysuit and BZ400 itself. Those 14kg were found during some sidemount workshops, which required chosing the right amount of lead on the belt, which will let me go underwater when I breath out the air.

With a twinset configuration (2x12 200bar Faber "light" 12,1kg tanks) it translates into 8kg x-weight. I guess I could drop 2kg more when diving in most complete configuration - a cannister torch + 2 backups, the reel and so on. Maybe even 1kg more to go, when switching from Mares Excel+ light fins to much heavier rubber jets.
 
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