Re: BC lbs lift

Posted by Ash on August 26, 2002 at 08:48:12:

In Reply to: BC lbs lift posted by Warren on August 25, 2002 at 19:00:15:

Warren, for cold water diving you need a BC with a lest 35 lb. of lift. With less then that you will be having to use you snorkel or your back gas on the surface.
Unless of course you are a 10year old PADI diver that only weighs 50 lb. then 20 lb. of lift is about right.

Ash

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• Re: Not so Kendall Raine 09:50:48 08/26/02 (19)
  • Re: Not so? Ash 10:32:51 08/26/02 (1)
    • Re: Not so? Kendall Raine 12:36:30 08/26/02 (0)
  • Re: Not so Chris 09:54:47 08/26/02 (16)
    • Re: How do you weight? Kendall Raine 10:04:14 08/26/02 (15)
      • Re: How do you weight? Chris 10:23:51 08/26/02 (14)
        • Re: How do you weight? Kendall Raine 11:15:53 08/26/02 (11)
          • Fallacy in your argument. Chris 20:11:41 08/26/02 (10)
            • Re: Here's the fallacy. Kendall Raine 09:44:18 08/27/02 (7)
              • I think the non-ideal change is from a different situation Wayne 15:52:56 08/27/02 (6)
                • Re: Kendall Raine 20:33:33 08/27/02 (5)
                  • Not all rubbers are created equal... Wayne 05:46:22 08/28/02 (2)
                    • trojans are best! (-) . 22:49:22 08/28/02 (1)
                      • Re: trojans are best! (-) Jason 02:03:00 08/31/02 (0)
                  • Nonlinearity in buoyancy change Chris 05:27:46 08/28/02 (1)
                    • Re: Nonlinearity in buoyancy change steve 13:32:18 08/28/02 (0)
            • Re: Fallacy in your argument. Eins 21:36:57 08/26/02 (1)
              • Re: That accident has been waiting a long time Jason 23:57:17 08/26/02 (0)
        • you'd be better off in a drysuit than a wetsuit if diving like that TDI_2 10:45:28 08/26/02 (1)
          • Re: you'd be better off in a drysuit than a wetsuit if diving like that lobster 09:37:27 08/27/02 (0)

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