Doug,
Would the weight of the tubes themselves affect the net bouyance?
Thanks,
Mickey
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From: "Doug" <dhsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: [OM] OT - Camouflage Paint ?
On Monday November 10 2003 11:12 am, Mickey Trageser wrote:
> As a wild guess, the total of your tubes at 3 feet of depth could have a
> volume at or near an empty plastic milk jug. Have you tried holding an
> empty milk jug with the lid on underwater? If only it could make the gear
> lighter while hauling it to the photo site..... especially those fishing
> weights. ;-)
The tubes displace assuming outside dia. 3 feet in water and 3 tubes
(1.5in)(1.5in)(3.14)/4 area of cross section of pipe
x36in long x 3 tubes = 191 cubic in.
so you're guess of a gallon which is 231 cubic inches is close.
191/231 x approx 8lb/gallon = 6.6lbs buoyancy force.
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