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Hmmm... I prefer to be able to maintain neutral buoyancy all the way to the surface. And with less than 500 psi...
Rick

I always weight myself for 10' at 500psi. Depth wouldn't matter with a drysuit, and if I can comfortably hold the stop at 500psi, I can adjust my breathing to account for the 2 pounds difference below 500. Either way pretty much gives you the same results. It's not an exact science.

Tom
 
Never dove a 7 mil neoprene drysuit, have ye?
:)
Rick

Yeah, but don't forget, this is the DIR forum :) Assuming a shell suit (or at least, one that has negligible buoyancy change) is warranted.
 
Never dove a 7 mil neoprene drysuit, have ye?
:)
Rick

Nope, and I probably never will. But from what I've heard about them, that's probably a good thing :wink:

Tom
 
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