danw2002
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any body know what the figures are for the adverage twin 50 al setup is? like boyancy before dive, full, and boyancy after dive empty? thanks.
Weight and boyancy of twin Al 50's with manifold
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I have a set of these tanks, which I really like. I can sit down on a boat or rock and not worry about the tanks hitting my head.
I looked in my old 1970's catelogs, and they really don't say.
My experience is that they are about two pounds lighter than a steel single 72. I don't know if that helps, but hope so.
SeaRat
I looked in my old 1970's catelogs, and they really don't say.
My experience is that they are about two pounds lighter than a steel single 72. I don't know if that helps, but hope so.
SeaRat
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danw2002
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with them, but would like to know the specs on them, as i do on my LP104, LP120 and the ol Al 80. I also love the twin 50's set up, they are compact, easy to carry, and with 100cf air, are a great size.....so ok everybody, lets dig for those specs....
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