Ralf Tech Travelight Tech BCD

Description: Envelope material - cordura 1500 denier. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Bouyancy in newtons. S-180, M-180, L-245, XL-245. Exhaust ... more

Ralf Tech Travelight Tech BCD ... valves 1 rear, 1 on direct feed system Pockets - 1 or 2 additional. Pockets (optional) 2 D-rings (SS 3G aviation grade alloy).

Newest Review: ... are not up on the technicalities of diving to give it its full name BCD stands for Buoyancy Control Device and is the means ... more

... by which when at the surface a diver stays afloat as the jacket or wing design is attached via a hose to your air cylinder allowing you to add air to it similar to a life jacket and also to dump air out of it when you want to go down underwater. Once underwater air can be added or dumped to control your position in the water and to control both your ascent and descent speed. As well as this primary use a BCD is also important as not only is your cylinder attached to it but also you attach or secure any number of addit...more

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Ralf Tech Travelight Tech BCD: The arse first ascent technique (904 words)
by - written on 22/12/06 (Very useful, 211 readings)
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Ask any diver who chooses to take his diving holidays abroad what their main gripe is and I bet you that it will be the excess baggage charges that they are subjected to by those money grabbing, crap food serving, can’t fly in a little bit of fog, pirate airline companies who target the poor underpaid UK diver desperate for water temperatures that do not shrink your assets like taking investment advice from Nick Leeson does. For some reason certain airlines do not class diving gear as sports items and do not allow any additional baggage allowance unlike golf or skiing equipment, some airlines do and I love them to bits but to be honest even an extra 5kg does ... Read the complete review