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Navy Seal
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Well, YOU just wasted an hour of my time!
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Note that you need a chart to read the table of operating conditions and note that in typical military fashion, the key table, which must be understood first, comes after the otherwise incomprehensible table of operating conditions. Imagine! A way to kill your whole crew not needing to involve enemy escorts and wasteful use of depth charges and naval artillery shells! ![]()
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Soundman
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Aye, I've done that a time or two on purpose, just to see what would happen. It's the same sick curiosity that led me to starve my Sims to death back in the day. Perhaps the instantaneous CO2 equalization once you reach the surface is unrealistic. But the real question I have is, how long can a sub stay submerged under normal working conditions before CO2 accumulation reaches hazardous levels (3% according to the first article)?
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