JTDivers
Contributor
Hello,
Just received my new travel wing for our summer dive vacation. I currently own the TransPac harness w/rec wing and just purchased the travel wing for the warm water excursion. When I received the new wing, I inspected it and then inflated it manually via the inflator hose. The air cell will inflate fully and all appears to be going as planned. I then check on it a short time later and it in noticeable deflated, let it sit overnight and it is completely flat. I have checked the tightness of the valves and they appear to be secure and I do not hear any leakage. I have also checked the bladder itself to see if there is any form of compromise in the seal. When I return from a dive and clean my TransPac BC, I will manually inflate my Rec Wing air cell which will stay inflated for extended periods of time with no air loss, so I was wondering what can I now do to remedy this air loss issue?
Thanks for your time,
Trevor
Just received my new travel wing for our summer dive vacation. I currently own the TransPac harness w/rec wing and just purchased the travel wing for the warm water excursion. When I received the new wing, I inspected it and then inflated it manually via the inflator hose. The air cell will inflate fully and all appears to be going as planned. I then check on it a short time later and it in noticeable deflated, let it sit overnight and it is completely flat. I have checked the tightness of the valves and they appear to be secure and I do not hear any leakage. I have also checked the bladder itself to see if there is any form of compromise in the seal. When I return from a dive and clean my TransPac BC, I will manually inflate my Rec Wing air cell which will stay inflated for extended periods of time with no air loss, so I was wondering what can I now do to remedy this air loss issue?
Thanks for your time,
Trevor