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<KB2VXA@WT3V.#JS.NJ.USA.NOAM> wrote in message news:52310_WT3V...
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> Hello Dick and silent servicemen,
> Sorry to read you failed to appreciate the interjected humor in this
> subject. Still, I prefer to be shot to the moon in a cannon and have
> plenty of hot air for a trip Around The World In Eighty Days.
> Has anyone some idea as to EXACTLY how a submarine regylates buoyancy and
> the physics involved? I'm referring specifically to the term "blow
> ballast".
> BTW, the term "displacement" is NOT a nautical term, but one used in
> physics. When it comes to ships, it refers to the weight of water
> displaced by the gross tonnage of the ship.
Gotta make that hole in the water somehow ... heh heh ...
> Just another 2c worth...
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> LID: Wants to work ground wave, buries antenna.
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Today I've worked four hams transmitting from submarines.
Not one of them was underway though, so I do not have a
good test of your LID theory above. Only worked one of
them via ground wave, and he was on the Willamette
River near downtown Portland. Sure sounded like his
antenna was underground though ...
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... Hank
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