PvilleStang
Contributor
I realize this, but can you tell me the density of metal v. the density of water? Now take into account the air. The Manifolds. The Bands. Lights. Regulators. BP. Harness. Throw it on a scale, much more than a 100 lbs. Now if you can float the 108's with a 60# wing, or a 38#, then by all means do it. I have found, from my personal experience, that when I'm NOT in my gear, the tanks need around 40-50 lbs of lift, which, when you take into account that I don't want to have exactly the amount to make it Neutral while on the surface, nor really within 5 lbs of neutral, then that's where I come up with my theory. Don't mistake my theories for DIR, since I tend not to follow that way. If you want the GUE's opinion... eh, who am I kidding, look at the time above me, and I can almost guarantee within an hour or two, I'll be labeled some kind of fundamentally flawed diver.