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MR.Morris 12-12-2010 03:20 PM

New Sub
 
Hi everyone, Im new to submarines, but i have done some airplanes...I wanted to try something new so i figured this is about as different as it gets.
If you guys have any suggestions it would be very helpful, or somewhere I could get the basics from.

Thanks

The Grey Wolf 12-13-2010 03:17 AM

RE: New Sub
 
Hi, MR.Morris
I am The Grey Wolf, I am also very new to RC Submarines.
All I know about RCSubmarines is that you get two types of RCSubmarines: Dynamic Submarines and Static Submarines.
Dynamic Submarines use their hydroplanes,rudders and speed to keep them submerge underwater, if the Submarine loses it speed, it will ascend because it does not have a Static (OrBallast tank) dive system in it to keep it underwater.

Static Submarines use the static dive systems to keep them underwater, which is like the real thing because it has a Ballast tank in the RC Submarine. The Static dive system is another name for a Ballast tank, whichoperates like a real Submarine.

Hope this helps.
Keep well,
The Grey Wolf

The Grey Wolf 12-13-2010 03:25 AM

RE: New Sub
 
Here is a link of some RCSubmarines.

http://www.rc-sub.com/home/index.php5

MR.Morris 12-13-2010 12:19 PM

RE: New Sub
 
Hey, thanks for the suggestions, and info Grey Wolf.  That really helped me out

The Grey Wolf 12-14-2010 11:23 AM

RE: New Sub
 
You are very welcome, please feel free to ask any questions relating to RC Submarines.

Keep well.
The Grey Wolf

caswell 12-14-2010 07:38 PM

RE: New Sub
 


ORIGINAL: The Grey Wolf


All I know about RCSubmarines is that you get two types of RCSubmarines: Dynamic Submarines and Static Submarines.
Dynamic Submarines use their hydroplanes,rudders and speed to keep them submerge underwater, if the Submarine loses it speed, it will ascend because it does not have a Static (OrBallast tank) dive system in it to keep it underwater.

And then there's Snort. This system is partially dynamic and static, but uses a low pressure blower to draw in air at periscope depth to bring the submarine to the correct waterline. Simple! <a href="http://www.caswellplating.com/models/sub-drivers.html" target="_blank">Need more info

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Carcharadon 12-15-2010 05:41 AM

RE: New Sub
 
A dynamic diver

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http://home.comcast.net/~max0007/bs.wmv

more info


http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jetnautilus/



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