Thread: + Buoyancy of new light euro cylinders.
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Old 03-05-08, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Rydive
Does anybody know, or know how to work out, the buoyancy of an empty set of twin 12 Euros. They way in at a very light 13.1kg each. I still seem to need quite a bit of weight to hold a stop.

I guess I just need what I need, but going from what I've seen on here I think I'm still waaay over weighted. Ta in advance.
This page may help:

UK Scuba - Cylinder Buoyancy Calculation

Regards,

David.
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