Thread: Dumping air from a wing
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Old 03-03-04, 07:13 PM
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Quote[/b] (Paul Burgess @ Mar. 03 2004,17:39)]Secondly, many wings don't have an upper/shoulder dump. What is the rationale behind this? As far as I can see it means that you must always have to be in a horizontal attitude or you must use the corrugated hose.
<font color='#F52887'>remember that the corrugated hose is a pull dump and that is why you do not need another one on the opposite shoulder, although there is usually a blanked off one but that is for fitting a secondary bladder. and in common with Steve, my wing has no air in it underwater I only inflate it when I am at the surface.
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