Yea, but the sausage was inflated when he got to the surface...
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Finally, as a source of "backup" buoyancy it has an application. This could potentially be a concern to some divers using heavy gear that would be negative even without any weights. In the case of a failed buoyancy compensator, the DSMB can offer them a way to stay on the surface. In that case you kind of hang on them the way you sometimes see people using those long foam things at the swimming pool