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With a flexible pod, you'd partially deflate it to get it through awkward areas, which would make it negatively buoyant. Once re-inflated to the previous pressu
by richev 8y ago
With a flexible pod, you'd partially deflate it to get it through awkward areas, which would make it negatively buoyant. Once re-inflated to the previous pressure it would be neutrally buoyant once again.
Re-inflation could be done via the same gas cylinder that's being used to replenish the air in the pod.
- tlrobinson 8y agoBut if it's flexible then, like a driver with a BCD, it won't remain neutrally buoyant at every depth.