maintain depth

Wolfling04 · 08-18-10, 01:15 PM

Ya know I just realized something, the deeper you go the more buoyant the boat will become,

Take this example, put air in a balloon and hold it a foot under water, then hold it 3 ft under water, at the 3 foot mark you will feel more resistance pushing the balloon upwards towards the surface, same basic principle with a sub.

At least this is my experience playing around with water and stuff as a kid. Don't take my comments and try to explain if I'm right or wrong, I'm simply stating my experience when I was a kid.

@Krauter I love good debates to but I must go to work in 20min and cant debate right now

08-18-10, 01:15 PM	#14
Wolfling04 Frogman Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Nebraska... Posts: 303 Downloads: 102 Uploads: 0	Ya know I just realized something, the deeper you go the more buoyant the boat will become, Take this example, put air in a balloon and hold it a foot under water, then hold it 3 ft under water, at the 3 foot mark you will feel more resistance pushing the balloon upwards towards the surface, same basic principle with a sub. At least this is my experience playing around with water and stuff as a kid. Don't take my comments and try to explain if I'm right or wrong, I'm simply stating my experience when I was a kid. @Krauter I love good debates to but I must go to work in 20min and cant debate right now __________________ I'm a gas pumpen, tire and brake changin, fix anything, jet fuel drinken, USAF Crew Chief.