36 inch seems to be the most common size for a one person sub, unless you are targeting a Sgt. Peppers design in which the pressure hull is just wide enough to protect a standing or prone body.
Fritz, Benjamin T AT1 CNATTU, JACKSONVILLE wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I was looking at my designs for my sub and noticed that the interior size is lacking in open volume when all the internals are installed. Right now its all theoretical placement using the dimensions of the components. My hull diameter is planned at 30", at this point I don't think it will be enough...
>
> Of the members of the K-Sub mafia, what size hull is more common for construction? Cliff, what size hull did you use for the R-300?
>
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