Bath time could be fun....
 

with this:

http://www.hobby-lobby.com/uboat.htm

and then this:

http://www.hobby-lobby.com/neptune.htm

I always wanted an RC submarine, but you are almost required to have a large swimming pool for it!

I just remember my battery powered automatic little diving subs as a kid. Took them to the lake, and when they were supposed to surface - WHAT HAPPENED??!!! :o:o:o Never saw them again.

-S

Sunk by that RC Destroyer your neighbour had?

To this day, they are patrolling the lake on the look out for that convoy of ducks and geese so they can gain some serious wildfowl tonnage!

I remeber the ones were you put some type of pill in the underside. I do not remember what the pill was. It made the sub go up and down.

I think it was Alka Seltzer, or Baking Soda/Baking Powder - they generated CO2 when dived, pushing them to the surface, then it vented and they dived again. A bit like when you vent some gas in the bath and feel yourself sinking a little lower.

You'd need a big ass bathtub!

I'm almost positive is was an enemy submari... I mean enemy seaweed!

-S

Those bloody sub nets again :damn: got to get some "frog-men" to cut them lol.

I only go in the bath at night, when airplanes can't find me.

I really want to get a real RC sub, but they're so !$#$% expensive.:damn: I bought the Walmart one, and it actually works pretty good.

You can get that only if I can get an R/C Destroyer will real working depth charges!:arrgh!:

Warning: Should not be used by children without military ordinance training.
Ages 5+

The Museum shop on HMS Belfast sell a wind up sub with diveplanes which alternate positions to dive and surface it. As a health and safety note I feel it should have a proppelor gaurd for bathtime use, it look a long time for me to untangle it.

There's a Museum shop on the Belfast?, how come I haven't seen it when I was there?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! :damn:

I'm still waiting for them to come up with an RC Submarine that has Torpedoes you can shoot...