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Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Re: sub
Hamsters and people have 1 thing in common they can both drown and I have
never seen a hamster wheel made for the bath tub. In my opinion I still
think it is a bad idea. Were already talking two shells windows then window
covers this thing is going to way a ton be very bulky and very very hard to
push. As for the training wheels idea they would easily get stuck in the
mud. Remember were not talking a smooth surface. And what if you were
rolling along and during one of your blind spots you rolled over a big cliff
or steep hill. Then what you just hold on? I really rather not experience
that. The biggest concern that someone made was of it getting stuck in the
mud the circle would cause suction. And how would you design a good escape
hatch?? You have an inner circle and an outer circle say there only a few
feet apart. In order to get in or out there would have to be a hatch on
each one. And what are the chances of in an emergency or even just trying
to get in that they are going to line up??? I rather not take the chance of
being "stuck" and having to some how get the hatches together. If someone
can design a sure fire way to get in and out that to me now is going to be
the biggest problem. But as I have learned so far someone always comes up
with a good idea that's what I like about this group.
Matt Cadieux
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lew Clayman" <lew_clayman@yahoo.com>
To: <personal_submersibles@psubs.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 9:11 PM
Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Re: sub
> --- "Michael B. Holt" <mholt@richmond.edu> wrote:
> > Good legs are their own reward.
>
> On hamsters as on people.
>
>
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