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RE: Air pump
Posted by:
Frank Ricucci
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Date: July 11, 2000 02:38PM
Joe,
Don't know if you remember, but I worked with you at the WRAM Show this year. Good show on your Type VII. I believe what Francois is talking about doesn't require a breathing tube or snorkel. He probably wants to evacuate the head space in the ballast tank and store it in an auxiliary tanks thus compressing the air in that auxiliary. When ready to surface, he would open a valve back into the ballast, and use the air pressure to force the water out. Should work fine providing he doesn't go too deep and the water pressure is greater than the air pressure in the auxiliary. Will I see you in Groton?
Frank
Don't know if you remember, but I worked with you at the WRAM Show this year. Good show on your Type VII. I believe what Francois is talking about doesn't require a breathing tube or snorkel. He probably wants to evacuate the head space in the ballast tank and store it in an auxiliary tanks thus compressing the air in that auxiliary. When ready to surface, he would open a valve back into the ballast, and use the air pressure to force the water out. Should work fine providing he doesn't go too deep and the water pressure is greater than the air pressure in the auxiliary. Will I see you in Groton?
Frank
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Air pump | Francois Guinand | 07/10/2000 08:15PM |
RE: Air pump | joe brandt | 07/11/2000 12:47AM |
RE: Air pump | Frank Ricucci | 07/11/2000 02:38PM |
RE: Air pump | Clemens Liegler | 07/11/2000 06:32PM |
RE: Air pump | Francois Guinand | 07/11/2000 07:56PM |
RE: Air pump | Francois Guinand | 07/11/2000 08:05PM |
RE: Air pump | Frank Ricucci | 07/12/2000 11:26AM |
RE: Air pump | John | 08/06/2000 02:07PM |