Helium drysuit bouyancy

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mr_v:
Plugging a lean mix into the dry suit is not the first choice but the only one available in some cases.
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We learned that plugging in a lean mix in 40F water means that the only realistic choice is to thumb the dive at the dock.
 
nadwidny:
We learned that plugging in a lean mix in 40F water means that the only realistic choice is to thumb the dive at the dock.
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That's rough. 40F water is no joke. I once brought 3mm gloves to dive 45-48F waters. Could not feel my fingers for a few days.
 
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