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Originally Posted by Joefour
Netflix had a show on the other night that I think, might have been off the Discovery Channel, about a modern american sub they were allowed to go out to sea on and film (with limitations in certains areas of the boat). Their fuel lasts for years, they make their own air and fresh water, the only thing that holds them back is the chow supply. Neat! Had no idea they could make their own water and air supply. Now if they could just requisition a replicator from Capt. Kirk they'd be all set.  |
Yes. But you will need a replikator for torps, harpoons and so on, too. And donŽt forget about the crew. YouŽll need some woman to replikate the crew
And all those engines and systems are the reason why a LosAngelos sub fresh out the shipyard (refreshment) had no chance against a 30 year old 206a in med sea 2002. We won 20 to 1. The one time they found us, we started to snorkel while the batteries were fully charged. We were able to detect the noise from reactor from greater distances as the LA could detect us - even when both subs cruised with speeds below 10kn.