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| Tek-Talk: Discuss self inflating dsmb in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: hi it me again. today i bought a self inflating dsmb and was woundering weather to take it to sharm ... |
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| The airline may have a problem with the cylinder. If they do allow it on, it will need to be empty and the valve open and in the hold with you luggage.
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| Taken mine abroad loads of times without any problems. Obviously in my checked in luggage and empty. |
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The buddy type refillable Smbci you will have no problem with as you can fly with and empty cylinder. G. |
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| and if i get caught i`ll blame you ..... |
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| Just check they wont go bang in the lower pressure of the cabin. |
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| [quote=G man]Just check they wont go bang in the lower pressure of the cabin.[/quot it is going in with the checked in bags and will be empty so it should be okay but ........you never know. |
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| Hi, I am an aircraft engineer, so just to let you know that the pressure in the cabin will be the same as in the baggage hold. You only have about 6mm of flooring to separate the compartments. They are not airtight. If you look on the flooring around the edges, you will usually see vents that run the whole length of the aircraft, and lead straight into the hold..... Oh, and another useless fact for you.....When you board an aircraft, try and find Row 13....I bet you will have trouble!!! Steve |
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