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03-27-2007, 12:29 AM
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 Re: Buoyancy - 'proper' weight check news:Xns948014EF62C50makemhomecom@194.117.133.134: > Is there a 'proper' way to make a buoyancy check? > > In a pool- no suit, full cylinder, no air in BC, I descend when I > exhale. > > I'm told I should carry 2kg to balance the air used but then I have to > keep adding/removing air to maintain negative buoyancy at various > depths. Without the weight I have no problem and can control depth > with the lungs. > PS I forget to mention I also descend when I exhale with 50 bar in the cylinder makem  |
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