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Manos Manoli wrote: > > Why i need to check my boyancy at 6 meters > ( i have nothing that compress trilaminate suit remember ). You want to check your buoyancy at 6m with your tanks close to empty, to assure that you'll be able to maintain that depth without floating to the surface. This could happen if you didn't check, as your tanks will be more buoyant at the end of the dive than when you start off. > Also in europe we do not have the scubapro Jet Fins we have > only Bauchant Jetfins . Has anyone try them on ? > How do they compare to Scubapros ? They look prety much the same. I live in Norway, and had no problem getting hold of a pair of ScubaPro fins. I think the Beauchats are a little longer, a little narrower and stiffer, although I can't say for sure, because I don't remember if the ones I tried before I bought the SPs were Beauchat (although I'm pretty sure they were). > > So if im just negative on the surface that means that my suit will have > nearly no air at 6 meters ( that means im geting cold ) and that is were i > spend most of my deco. ( or do i have something wrong here ) ? > I you get cold, wear more clothes! If that's difficult (for some obscure reason), put a little extra weight on, so that you'll stay comfortably warm at the 6m stop. The point is that you shouldn't be overweighted!! Oystein -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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