Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] escape question

[Coalbunny <coalbunny@vcn.com>]

Actually, I expect a regular tabular fuse panel to work just fine,
provided you check it before each dive and use liberal amounts of
silicone dielectric grease.
Carl


dinosnider666@spacemail.com wrote:
> 
> >
> > 2. Protect interior electrics and electronics from sea water. I doubt a
> > typical fuse panel would take well to sea water. Your design will have to
> > some how keep the two seperate.
> > ----
> D: Like I'm thinking of for the passenger/engine sections. No physical hole - no seal needed. Magnetic/electric/radiation/sound energy thru wall to talk. Could seal off instrument panels in passenger section, and in a pinch not trash your whole sub, while still leaving without need for double air lock.
> Alternatively, way overpressure, out bottom - would balance out. Issues there though. Don't imagine could get that nitrogen charged if quick ???
> Liked idea of embedding instrument in acrylic plastic, using induction to charge battery. Hassle when wears out, but rugged and easy in meantime.
> D.
> 
> - crushingly disappointed to find out could not open a disposable camera with plastic underwater housing without wrecking. Nice basis for reusable.  Any ideas for cheap DIY guy?
> D

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