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What is the difference between diving with a wetsuit or dry suit?

I'm doing my PADI Open Water Diving next week and the week after Gildenburgh water lake in the United Kingdom. I will be diving dry suit as the water temparature is around 4 ° C! I did my Discover Scuba in Thailand on a wetsuit. I wonder if it is more difficult to dive in a dry suit and what is the difference ?????

To extend the previous posters. A suit wetsuit works by trapping a thin layer of water between you and the suit that heats rather quickly. decent seals ensure that water does not circulate through and therefore keeps you hot. A dry suit maintenance of the works of an air layer between you and the suit. Depending on what materials to use the suit itself can not provide protection heat or too little (ie, suits trilaminate), which is why I usually wear a undersuit. Because a dry suit contains air that acts as an airspace and must be regulated. To enable this, a valve inlet and a discharge valve. This adds to the complexity of its configuration, a hose for an extra inflation, and that's why you need training on how to use the suit. Generally you use the application, as well as BCD, keep the air enough demand to be warm and comfortable, as you descend you will need to add a little air on demand to avoid a lawsuit tighten, which can really hurt you if your 'bits' not put out the right way!. also have a dry suit or two other potential problems, such as the air on your feet that can cause a runaway ascent feet first if not handled properly and quickly. In general, a dry suit is almost as easy as diving in a wetsuit, but far more bulky and requires more quantity Lead to achieve neutral buoyancy because of it. The advantage is that in theory is completely dry and you do not feel the effects of thermal sensation get a neoprene wet suit.

 

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