Building a Submarine. Part 110.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Part one hundred and ten of a series of videos showing the complete build of a personal submarine.
Plus operating K-350, Jodie B.
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You did an excellent job building that sub !
Wow, actually building a submarine, this sounds incredible!
That is 1 of the coolest f@#kin things I've ever seen!!. Always fantasized about building 1 almost exactly like that but submarines are 1 of the most complex machines there is. You'd think making a small 1 would be less complex but in actuality their more just in a different way from the big 1s. Hardest part seems to be getting the neutral buoyancy just right. Then you got to have about as much redundancy with your control & live support systems as possible, cuz the depths are very unforgiving if something goes wrong. I've seen several that people have made but none looked as good as this 1 having the streamlined torpedo shape & not looking like sideways trashcan lol.. AMAZING JOB! Hella props
Brilliant, James! Great work. Seems more spacious than I remember!
I mean, this has to be the coolest hobby ever, right? What'd you use for the hull--a big propane tank, then reinforced perhaps? Not an easy shape to find otherwise.
Is the K-600 design merely a thicker-hulled K-350? Or, are there some other significant differences? It looks like the K-350 could support two people, or are they all single-passenger subs?
Nice
Great work
First rate!
Brilliant!
Great job
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