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Hi David,
While I am quite new to the group and do not have the
background that you probably have, I am wondering about your
background.
I do not have a sub at the present time and am about 40%
complete with a 3 person sub that is capable of 1000 feet operating depth. You
sound like you have much experience and I would like to learn from
you.
I realize that I am being forward, but am curious as to
your the location of your sub. I am hoping that I can visit and
learn
things as I have with many other members.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Jim Kocourek
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Subject: [PSUBS-MAILIST] FW: breathing
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My thoughts on this subject.
From: dbartsch2236@hotmail.com
To:
sjpearceqld@bigpond.com
Subject:
breathing easier
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 18:21:30 -0500
Stephen,
Thank you for stepping in with the depth
capability warning on Jon's supplied "dipping" hydrophone construction plans
He provided the group.
Having found this "pinger"
project a interesting deversion, I am now free to focus fully on the
upcomming passive sonar test trials. It is, after all, my primary research
project. When Jon asked for help, I could not refuse to assistance him. (
but now I am glad it is over.)
I did not voice any
concern to him, but if unchecked, we in the submarine community, in concern
to avoid regulation by local Governments, could impose upon ourselves so
many SOP's to be more so than any Governing entity would have. I would
have suggested that rather than require a specific type of locator, some
form of locator be used that would be best suited to the specific submarine
operating environment for that particular boat. A compiled list of options
could also be made available for concideration. Activities such as
conventions could require specifics.
In the event
I were to complete a submarine project, I would utilize a sonar
locator that would activate following a short timing cycle. Should this
timing cycle count down to "0", this homing device would then activate
automatically to aid in my resue. I would never dive alone, and some form of
basic deployment intensions would be left on shore. (simular to a flight
plan for aircraft only dealing in depth intended and basic course
layout)
David Bartsch
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