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02-09-10, 11:47 AM
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Well, this site says 40 seconds for a VIIa, 35 for a VIIb and 30 for a VIIc, but they don't say where they got their information, so who knows? I do know there are more authoritative sources, but none at my direct disposal.
http://www.allwoodships.com/Submarin...an/Type-07.htm
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02-09-10, 12:29 PM
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Rear Admiral
 Join Date: Nov 2009
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For some reason the words "could vanish from sight in as little as 28 seconds" are sticking in my head... could've been from the "Top Ten Subs" show I saw on the Military Channel recently. That would've been for a VIIC.
I'm sure we're not getting to 13-15 m in the times I recorded... I should probably just stay on board and watch the depth meter instead of flying around outside the ship, lol. Or else pick a nice day with calmer seas so it's easier to tell by sight alone. And now I want that boat! 
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