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by cpleppert
1091 days ago
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They don't advertise any of their "new submersibles" on the website and the specifications they claim for Titan don't match any of their new submersibles; Titan is rated to go to the Titanic and not any lower. Titan isn't a previous version either. Unless they shelved the first Titan they probably just added some strengthening and called it a day. I'm blown away that for a sub of that size and shape they used carbon fiber. The sub is positively gigantic and a cylinder is very susceptible to failure after repeated cycles. I'm pretty sure the claims they made about working with NASA and having a system to monitor the structural integrity of the sub are just BS. |
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"Hi Bob, did you used to work at NASA in the 60's? Can I ask, do you think this 1/100th scale submarine could get to this 1/100th scale titanic in my bathtub? kthxbye"