Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] A story! Please?

[Brent Shaw <drydivenz@yahoo.com>]

Pierre

I don't know about funny stories but it has been fun
building my little boat.

Here's some bits about what I've called fun

Chatting with poeple like you
Finding all the bits
Building an unproven design
Learning how it work with weight
Seeing it all come together to my expectations

Bits I'm looking forward to

Getting the sub wet (getting closer by the month)
Having it work to my expectations
Dealing with our Maritime Safety Authority

In a nutshell for me the learning part of building a
sub has been the biggest fun of all.

Brent - nz
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-- pierre&marie <poulin.carrier@videotron.ca> wrote:
> Hi people!
> 
> I noticed that there is some persons lately posting
> on the list that are
> professionnal diver, subs pilots, subs owner, etc...
> Like Phil, Vance,
> Micheal, etc... And all of you who have a sub but
> are not professionals.
> 
> I know that you must tired of answering questions
> like:" Is it a good idea
> to use air cylinders as drop weight?" So I'm asking
> you guys. Do you have a
> good story that you could share with people like me
> who have never put a
> foot inside a sub? Something funny! Something
> amazing! The time you barely
> reach the surface alive! etc...
> 
> I know it's a strange request but where else could I
> listen to somebody
> telling an adventure he had in a sub? And I also
> think it's one important
> aspect of building the sub in the first place:
> Having fun!
> 
> Thanks you all!
> 
> Pierre Poulin
> "Foam or rubber to seal that hatch?"
> 
> 
> 


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