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Worth noting that dive computers work on absolute pressure so dont need calibrating (even if their depth readout is salt or fresh).
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To save time i believe in: (i) Primary donation with long hose(ii) Weight belt under crotch strap (iii) Wing not suit for buoyancy (iv) Snorkels are pointless http://www.hvsac.co.uk <-- dive club
The difference between salt and fresh is so small as to render the point moot.
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