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From: "Robert Carlson" <rob.carlson@ve*.ne*>
To: <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Subject: RE: proper weighting
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 22:37:56 -0700
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Chris,
 
Since You are roughly the same ht/wt as I am, I would start with total
weight of 30lbs.  I would take 1/3 of the bouyant wt of your cylinders
and subtract that with the backplate wt from your total need.  So
according to the specs for your tanks the full - empty wt is 7.73lbs so
the result with the twins would be 5lbs and with the backplate another
6lbs.  Hence you will need roughly an additional 19lbs.
 
I'm no expert so I'm just giving you an idea for a starting point.
Obviously, perform a basic bouyancy check in shallow water and bring
some extra weights in case you miscalculated.
 
Regards,
Rob

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