Re: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Storm and SUB

["Thomas Doster" <thomas.doster@gmail.com>]

I've heard similar stories as what Ted just said. Well below 300 feet
as well. People falling out of racks and chairs, just not a fun time
at all.

I think one of the worst places to be during a storm would be in the
water. Best bet is probably staying landborne, and in an underground
bunker or storm cellar.

On 9/10/06, TedGerrard@aol.com <TedGerrard@aol.com> wrote:
> I experienced a cat 3 on board a 640 class boat on the surface the screw was
> out of the water so much we could not maintain heading.  A lot of pitch and
> role, and ALOT of watter down the induction (snorkel) mast.  after diving
> the surface action affected us below 300 ft
>
> Ted



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