fresh to salt weight conversion
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05-12-2010, 09:38 AM,
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Re: fresh to salt weight conversion
I agree that there are so many variables that could affect the amount of weight, that a weight check when you change configurations is key: SS backplate weighing 6 pounds versus Alum backplate weighing about half that. Steel tank versus alum. Type and age of neoprene in a wetsuit. Male diver versus female diver. Individual body type differences. Type and amount undergarments in a drysuit. Buoyancy of pony or stage if used. Buoyancy of extra equipment - canister light or video light batteries. Even to a slight degree, temp of the water (no pun intended). current of water. I always chuckle when I hear the phrase "rule of thumb" since I heard the origin of where that phrase came from. In the old days it was illegal to beat your wife with a stick bigger than your thumb. Let the comments fly, but thats what I heard. |
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