I lied... I also worry about my P valve being connected correctly!
I get it... might be great for some people. If a research paper / spreadsheet / or whatever ever comes out I'll look at it... might even come in handy one day.
Why not measure objectively?
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I get it... might be great for some people. If a research paper / spreadsheet / or whatever ever comes out I'll look at it... might even come in handy one day.
GiraffeMarineSalvage
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Why not provide bouyancy characteristics? The ubiquitous Aluminum 80... Al80's have terrible bouyancy characteristics but that doesn't keep it from being most widely sold tanks out there...
Smart business practice is not to spend additional money that doesn't create a competitive advantage: personally, I would greatly prefer knowing how a prospective gear change will impact my bouyancy characteristics but quality/features/price/etc are going to impact my purchase decision more... (Tanks and a few other more significant items being an outlier, both in the numbers being well known and those numbers influencing my purchase decisions...)
Smart business practice is not to spend additional money that doesn't create a competitive advantage: personally, I would greatly prefer knowing how a prospective gear change will impact my bouyancy characteristics but quality/features/price/etc are going to impact my purchase decision more... (Tanks and a few other more significant items being an outlier, both in the numbers being well known and those numbers influencing my purchase decisions...)
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