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Diving weighting system

A diving weighting system is ballast weight added to a diver or diving equipment to counteract excess buoyancy. They may be used by divers or on equipment such as diving bells, submersibles or camera housings.

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Other names
Dive weights · Weight-belt · Integrated weights · Trim weights
Related items
Buoyancy compensation device
Uses
Buoyancy correction and trim adjustment of underwater divers

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Function and use of weights

Types of weight

Materials

Ballast on other diving and support equipment

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Diving weighting system

Nodes69
Edges68
Triples21
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028986
Components1

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Diving weighting system

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Other names · 4
Diving weighting system → Dive weights, Integrated weights, Trim weights, Weight-belt
Related items · 1
Diving weighting system → Buoyancy compensation device
Uses · 1
Diving weighting system → Buoyancy correction and trim adjustment of underwater divers

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buoyancy weights weight diver dive lead may diving trim used water gas suit belt also divers neutral surface scuba depth

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Diving weighting systemOther namesDive weights1.00infobox
Diving weighting systemOther namesWeight-belt1.00infobox
Diving weighting systemOther namesIntegrated weights1.00infobox
Diving weighting systemOther namesTrim weights1.00infobox
Diving weighting systemRelated itemsBuoyancy compensation device1.00infobox
Diving weighting systemUsesBuoyancy correction and trim adjustment of underwater divers1.00infobox
diving bellsinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text
submersibles or camera housings.Divers wear diver weighting systemsinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text
weight belts or weights to counteract the buoyancy of other diving equipmentinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text
such as diving suitsinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text
aluminium diving cylindersinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text
and buoyancy of the diverinstance ofThey may be used by divers or on equipment0.80text

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