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In terms of buoyancy correction they only weight the actual weight minus the weight of the water they displace. Even a weight is trying to float in it's own pathetic way.
In terms of buoyancy correction they only weight the actual weight minus the weight of the water they displace. Even a weight is trying to float in it's own pathetic way.
but at lead the material density is that heigh that you can ignore the amount of water displaced.
let's use the verb "weigh" not the noun "weight" where needed. Aren't typos a bitch?
Sorry Walter, couldn't resist
I was wrong, I apologize. I should have said, it is common to see lead weights that do not weigh the amount advertised. I hope you will forgive my mistake.
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