Moving air sound in wing

[Landau]

3. I was really feet heavy. Any suggestions on how to adjust the backplate and harness so I'll be more vertical?

I'm also usually feet heavy. A quick bend underwater putting my head and feet down and my butt up tends to move the (small) air bubble in my wing closer to my butt and puts me in fairly level trim.

Sometimes I have to repeat after I've gone into a really head down position to observe a critter. Near the end of the dive with an emptier, lighter tank and very little (or no) air in the wing I tend to be more level trim and no adjustments needed.

And all the above applies only to my warm water wetsuit. In my cold water drysuit (and way more weight) I'm pretty much in level trim.

 

[dnh]

I hope you mean horizontal.

You'll hear water moving around in the wing if it is present.

My bad. Yes horizontal

 

[dnh]

Does water go into the bladder of a wing easier than a jacket bc?

 

[James79]

Does water go into the bladder of a wing easier than a jacket bc?

Not particularly, but I find it easier to notice it in a wing. Every time you vent a BCD (jacket or wing) a tiny bit of water gets in. The more you mess with it, the more water you'll have in it after the dive.

 

[happy-diver]

I'm happy I'm going deaf and hope soon to be blind

 

[plaamook]

I’ve found those tech rubber fins w the spring straps are generally heavy. I don’t mind in a dry suit as there’s air getting distributed all over but in a wetsuit I notice it. So I switch to lighter (and better) mares quattro’s.