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Hi Phil.
Once the head was inserted, would the
atmosphere around it be 1 atm or pressurized
and how would you deal with variable gas
buildup?
I think the air would go bad very quickly. Room for
scrubbers in there? Grin.
Bill Akins.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 12:00
PM
Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Life Support
Test Experience
Hi, Carsten!
O.K., you're off the hook! I should have known that an experienced
hand
like like you would know better than to make sweepng statements that
wont
do well in a 'here are my facts - where are yours?' -
type
debate/discussion.
Certainly the simple metered flow method is
tried and true and works fine (
particularly with high and low sensor
alarms) but does require some
attention - but then, I suppose, so does
everything else in a sub!
BTW, you may get a smile out of this: I was
recently asked ( in a magazine
interview) " what is the hardest part in
building your first submersible?"
I wanted to give an honest answer, so I
thought about it a bit before
replying " Convincing your wife,partners, and
your banker that you haven't,
neccesarily, got your head inserted in your
rectum"
Regards
Phil
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