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Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] can I borrow a sub? I need some ballast



It does seem the Russian Navy has so many bad habits
we could emulate, and reek total havoc on the mostly
uncontaminated parts of the world, doesn't it?

The reactor for power idea is great, just not one of
theirs. I think I would rather just used the bare core
to heat my boat. At least then I could accurately
predict the results.

Dewey

--- Coalbunny <coalbunny@vcn.com> wrote:
> Speaking of ballast.  Ya know, if we could use a
> nuclear reactor for 
> power, the benefits would be tremendous!  Think of
> how much the 
> depleated uranium weighs.  And if you get into a
> tight spot, dump the 
> reactor!  No reason why it can't work.  After all,
> the Russians did that 
> several times, didn't they?  If they can do it, so
> can we!  <j/k>
> Carl
> 
> 
> Dewey Mason wrote:
> 
> > Carl,
> > I agree whole heartedly. I was simply taking a
> > humorous track to make an analogy, whilst sending
> a
> > jab towards the already somewhat comic display of
> > highly divergent opinions in the discussions. You
> have
> > to admit it had gotten to be fun to watch. The
> worse
> > part is that it is a bad idea, bad one that has
> > already been used in "high-tech" (at least not for
> its
> > day) applications with mixed results. Look back a
> > couple of posts and you will see my chime for
> trying
> > most anything new to see if it works.
> > 
> > Dewey
> > 
> > 
> > --- Coalbunny <coalbunny@vcn.com> wrote:
> > 
> >>Dewey, no question is stupid and no reason not to
> >>discuss it here.  I'd 
> >>rather people talk about it here and get the facts
> >>instead of do 
> >>everything themselves and use deadly ideas that
> get
> >>themselves or others 
> >>hurt or killed.
> >>Carl
> >>
> >>
> >>Dewey Mason wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>Hey guys, I have been following this Hg thread,
> >>
> >>and
> >>
> >>>had an idea. I just need to borrow a completed
> >>
> >>sub. I
> >>
> >>>will bring the subs owner on an all expense paid
> >>
> >>trip
> >>
> >>>to Bermuda. Then just run over and grab the
> >>
> >>reactor
> >>
> >>>core from the Russian sub that sank over there
> >>
> >>back
> >>
> >>>in, what, 1986? I can use this for ballast, and
> >>
> >>only
> >>
> >>>take up the space of a large brick for a 500 lb
> >>
> >>drop
> >>
> >>>weight. I mean plutonium is about as "dense"(read
> >>
> >>any
> >>
> >>>way that seems to fit) as it gets, and if Hg is a
> >>
> >>good
> >>
> >>>idea.......
> >>>
> >>>sorry, I had too. Come on, can anyone seriously
> >>
> >>look
> >>
> >>>at using something this dangerous in a sub? Hell
> >>
> >>the
> >>
> >>>Russian navy wouldn't use it for anything. It
> goes
> >>
> >>in
> >>
> >>>with things that make peroxide fueled torpedoes
> >>
> >>look
> >>
> >>>like a good idea (Kursk).
> >>>Just the crazy commercial diver chiming in.
> >>>By the way, check out the recovery of some of the
> >>>Tortuga wrecks. Several of them sank with Hg
> bound
> >>
> >>for
> >>
> >>>Spain's silver refineries, and that stuff was
> >>
> >>still
> >>
> >>>soaked into the bottom, and still lethal, 5
> >>
> >>centuries
> >>
> >>>later. Please do not take any to sea, ever. It do
> >>
> >>not
> >>
> >>>go away within human life spans.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>=====
> >>>Dewey R. Mason II
> >>>Abyss Marine Technologies
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>"Remember, you do not drown untill you breath the
> >>
> >>water...."
> >>
> >>>Emperor Bayan I
> >>>
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