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Hi people,
Thanks for the encouragemaent re contacting
Tao.
Below is part of another email I sent to Tao &
his interpreters reply.
There are 2,400 articles on him on the net
& more media attention to come,
so I guess he's feeling the pressure to
perform.
I think some advice has been timely, as stated
below he doesn't really know
what depth it will go down to.
Alan
Hi Christina,
I sent you an email yesterday, but am not sure
wether it made it as the computer
was prompting me to install Chinese characters,
wich I couldn't do.
I have added yesterdays email to the bottom of this
one.
I would also like to advise Tao to not go over deep
water as if one of his barrels colapses
he will become negatively bouyant & start to
descend, possibly out of control. This could lead to more colapsing
& ultimately ending up on the lake
bottom.
Does he have a valve (tap) for letting in water so
he can equalize the pressure in his hull with the water pressure outside
to enable him to open the hatch & escape if he
is trapped on the lake bed.?
If he has any questions I will put them to the
group.
All the best Tao, & thanks Christina I will
appreciate seeing the next lot of pictures & video.
Dear Alan,
I saw your email, and told him that how dangerous it is,
this is why he is in a lake which is not deep. And He has no idea of real
statistics of how much pressure the submarine will take when in deep
water.
We will have his story out today, and I'm woring on with
the multimedia story now.
He bought eveverything from second-hand market. There's no
guarantee of the quality. I know all of you are very proffesional submariner,
can not compare at all, thank you very much for your advices!! I've told him
what you wrote me, and he will test it no only on the edge of the
lake.
I do
will send you the story of him.
Best Regards, Christina.
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