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Ivon · 18th January 2007, 10:23

Quote: (Originally Posted by jmurba)

I meant drop the leads or part of it easily of course, in case of loop floading if one has to take off the breather and unscrew the leads in it it means that it is not droppable.

regards

jean mi

I think what some of the others meant was that they don't carry any extra lead. In fresh water I have 3 kg on the top of my unit for trim and a 3kg torch no lead to drop. I add another 3 kg in the sea but put this in my unit. If I had a unit flood or a suit flood and could not get up with my wing I would use my DSMB or a lift bag to reel my self up.

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Ivon Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hull, East Yorkshire, England Posts: 318	Re: counter lung lead Quote: (Originally Posted by jmurba) I meant drop the leads or part of it easily of course, in case of loop floading if one has to take off the breather and unscrew the leads in it it means that it is not droppable. regards jean mi I think what some of the others meant was that they don't carry any extra lead. In fresh water I have 3 kg on the top of my unit for trim and a 3kg torch no lead to drop. I add another 3 kg in the sea but put this in my unit. If I had a unit flood or a suit flood and could not get up with my wing I would use my DSMB or a lift bag to reel my self up.
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