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Tank Pictogram

3.9

MAX liters

General Information & Speciﬁcations

SCUBA Cylinder Selection and Conﬁguration

The maximum single and double cylinder size speciﬁcations (in liters) for

the BC is found on a tank pictogram on the warning label. This label is

found on the BC, inside the vest. If the double cylinder pictogram has a

"XX" in it, then the BC has been designed for single cylinder use only. If

the single and double cylinder pictograms have numbers in them, then

the BC has been designed for either single or double cylinder use. The

number in the pictogram indicates the largest cylinder size recommend-

ed, in liters.

Cylinder capacity is the volume of the SCUBA cylinder. When ex-

pressed in cubic feet, the volume is given for compressed gas. When

expressed in liters, the volume is given for the actual volume of the

cylinder based on the interior dimensions of the cylinder (water capacity).

The Zeagle Rapid Diver's maximum recommended cylinder capacity is

30 ft

(3.9 liters). Once again, if you have a question, consult your local

authorized Zeagle Dealer.

Failure to comply with the following information may result in an im-

proper buoyancy conﬁguration. You must maintain neutral buoyancy

while diving to prevent injury or death.

Your over-all buoyancy depends on a combination of the buoyancy of all

your diving equipment added to your own body's buoyancy. The Zeagle

System is designed to work with a variety of tank sizes and conﬁgura-

tions.

Cylinder dimensions and capacity are two quantities

which are important to understand when conﬁguring

your equipment. Cylinder dimensions are the actual,

outside dimensions of a SCUBA cylinder (also called

the tank). Zeagle Rapid Diver™ BC's are designed

speciﬁcally for SCUBA cylinders which have a maxi-

mum diameter of 5.25 in (13.3 cm). Consult your

local authorized Zeagle Dealer if you have any ques-

tions regarding cylinder dimensions.

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