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Ray thanks for fixing my brain fart. I just knew that there had to be a
logical reason not to have
to much. I must really be slowing down in my old age not to realize that
particular draw back and
especially the slowing down part. This is a concern for me as I am trying
to get above 6 kts
crusing speed. I very well may install a parachute (sea anchor device) for
an emergency stop.
I have envisioned a slope and going over the crown and finding a huge
granite boulder in my path,
visual, or sonar will not detect this.
My area (Lake Superior) does not have AAA service yet for
submersibles
Dean Ackman
In a message dated 3/19/2008 1:21:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
psubs2001@yahoo.com writes:
When submerged, the mass of the water in the MBT adds to your inertia. The bigger the MBT, the more trapped water mass, the slower you accelerate and decelerate. Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. |