Yes. It gets removed and goes through the x-ray machine. I've never had an issue with taking a soft neck weight in a carry-on bag or as an item that I'm wearing, as long as the weight is placed separately to be x-ray scanned. If it is inside a bag, they will inspect the bag to see what this thing is that they cannot see through and what may be hiding in its shadow.
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OP this will not help you with your original ? but it will IMO help you get a handle on how much weight you need with your suit, tank, and any extra, better than a guess.
here's the link, it works well. You will still need to test the results but it's a closer approximation.
Buoyancy, Balanced Rigs, Failures and Ditching – a comprehensive tool
here's the link, it works well. You will still need to test the results but it's a closer approximation.
Buoyancy, Balanced Rigs, Failures and Ditching – a comprehensive tool
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