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Any good links for ambient/bubble subs? Most I see are scuba/wet subs.
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Any good links for ambient/bubble subs? Most I see are scuba/wet subs.
1_T_Submariner
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Ever met any Submariners? Even though they are 1 atm I think many have a condition similar to being narc'd that never goes away.
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1_T_Submariner:Ever met any Submariners? Even though they are 1 atm I think many have a condition similar to being narc'd that never goes away.
"Skimmer Navy" don't call em' "bubble-heads" for nuttin'...
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halemano:
I've always had trouble finding information on personal subs on the net, but http://www.psubs.org/ is a decent site if to look around and learn about them... (it's a build your own sub type of site)
1_T_Submariner:Ever met any Submariners? Even though they are 1 atm I think many have a condition similar to being narc'd that never goes away.
Nope! Haven't met one, but I've seen them on TV! Like the ones in the movie "Down Periscope"!
The military Submarine environment is at 1 ATM but, the atmoshere often experiences minor pressure changes, so bubble heads are always equalizing. It get a little irritating but they get used to it.
1_T_Submariner
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The atmosphere stays the same almost all of the time. You almost never have to equalize.
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1_T_Submariner
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Two types of ships in the Ocean.
1. Submarines
2. Targets
1. Submarines
2. Targets
J.R.:"Skimmer Navy" don't call em' "bubble-heads" for nuttin'...
1_T_Submariner:
Not on the two boats I was stationed on, we were equalizing pretty often! It sucked when I'd wake up from a headache because of pressure changes
Very cool, very new, self powered, can sail It's self to the dive site ... http://www.national-aquarium.co.uk/alicia/who.asphalemano:
Here are ones based on the Alicia above, and some bigger ones ..up to 213feet long ... http://www.ussubs.com/submarines/luxury.php3
Got quite a bunch here, large, small ... http://www.sub-find.com/index.html
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