Travel Wing Lift

[Scuba Ken]

Anyone know what the lift was on the (original?) Travel Wing? This would be the one right before the 360 came out.

 

[James R]

Google is your friend, Ken

http://www.xtremescuba.com/docs/manuals/dive-rite/diverite_wing-bc_manual.pdf
"Travel wings are the most compact BC. They can provide up
to 30-pounds (14 kg) of buoyancy and can accommodate a
back-mounted single cylinder of up to 95 cubic feet (15 liters)."

Cheers,

 

[tbone1004]

http://www.diverite.com/downloads/diverite_89.pdf
so's the manufacturers website :-D

 

[Scuba Ken]

Thanks guys but I've been to the website. It doesn't list the one before the travel 360 which is what I have (without the grommet holes). I believe the travel that I have was less than thirty. I'm just not sure how much. I need a new travel wing and the lift on that one is borderline with my gear. If the new one is thirty and the old one is 26 or so then I'd get a new travel exp wing. If the old one was closer to 30, I'd have to look for a bigger wing.

 

[James R]

Did you look at the PDF I linked?? The travel wing there is the one without the grommet holes & is rated for 30lbs.

The Travel EXP wing (that i have since sold) would not float a ss bp and a faber hp100 single tank, if that helps any.

 

[BKP]

I have an original travel wing, and I believe it's closer to 30.

 

[Dive Rite]

Hi,

It should be 30lbs of lift, but send me the serial number (white tag sewn to inner seam) and I'll check for sure.

Kathleen