What do I need for my own nuclear - driven submarine ?

I need this very fast, can I build one in 6-8 weeks ?

(Alberto Panno-Peano) lifted the trapdoor, peered
around and wrote:

I need this very fast, can I build one in 6-8 weeks ?

No .... it takes too long to commission the reactor.

You'd be better buying a secondhand one.

Try he

http://www.navy.mil/

steveb

You must be joking of course - this fellow needs one that still works.

"steveb" wrote in message
...
(Alberto Panno-Peano) lifted the trapdoor, peered
around and wrote:

I need this very fast, can I build one in 6-8 weeks ?

No .... it takes too long to commission the reactor.

You'd be better buying a secondhand one.

Try he

http://www.navy.mil/

steveb

"Andre Venter" lifted the trapdoor, peered
around and wrote:

You must be joking of course - this fellow needs one that still works.

Well most are choosy about who they sell to ...

he could, I suppose, try his local branch of SubsRus

steveb

steveb wrote:
: "Andre Venter" lifted the trapdoor, peered
: around and wrote:

:You must be joking of course - this fellow needs one that still works.

: Well most are choosy about who they sell to ...

: he could, I suppose, try his local branch of SubsRus

Do a search for "Red Gate Woods" in Illinois on your favorite search engine.


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Subject: Building a nuclear submarine
From: Chicago Paddling-Fishing
Date: 1/19/04 5:48 AM Central Standard Time
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steveb wrote:
: "Andre Venter" lifted the trapdoor, peered
: around and wrote:

:You must be joking of course - this fellow needs one that still works.

: Well most are choosy about who they sell to ...

: he could, I suppose, try his local branch of SubsRus

Do a search for "Red Gate Woods" in Illinois on your favorite search engine.

That is a beautiful place to visit, but I would not plan on eating my lunch
there.

Earl

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On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 10:12:52 +0000, steveb vaguely
proposed a theory
.......and in reply I say!:

I know it's fun to feed the troll, and I usually read the replies and
have a laugh. But the OP is beneath comtempt.

"Most men take pictures of their willies with digital cameras"
"My soundcard sounds like my asshole"

Are a couple of other posts on other forums.

(Alberto Panno-Peano) lifted the trapdoor, peered
around and wrote:

I need this very fast, can I build one in 6-8 weeks ?

No .... it takes too long to commission the reactor.

You'd be better buying a secondhand one.

Try he

http://www.navy.mil/

steveb

************************************************** ** sorry
remove ns from my header address to reply via email

c

Really it is much easier to just board one and take it over, especially in
Russia. If you have to money you could probably even hire the crew to do it
for you.

"Brian Combs" wrote in message
...
Really it is much easier to just board one and take it over, especially in
Russia. If you have to money you could probably even hire the crew to do
it
for you.

Very true.. The Russians are selling their old nuclear subs for scrap or
what ever..

A business friend is in the ship salvage business an purchase on about 4
years ago.. There was so much interest from the public to board and tour it,
he turned it over to a 'foundation' that operates it as a public/waterfront
attraction.. It was in Vancouver BC for a while and is now in Seattle.

But the OP would still have to build a reactor since in both the US and
Russian subs, the reactors have been removed and are in storage..

Steve

The boat you are referring to is an old "Whiskey" class desiel electric
boat. It was one of the main "tools" the USSR used in a futile attempt to
detect and track us "Boomers" in the cold war.

It was fun and very interesting for us to actually get to tour an example
(when in Vancouver) of our old nemisis. Those poor bastar__s lived like
rats in a hole! In the end, we are all brothers, and we felt sorry for
them.

Fred

"Steve" wrote in message
...

"Brian Combs" wrote in message
...
Really it is much easier to just board one and take it over, especially
in
Russia. If you have to money you could probably even hire the crew to
do
it
for you.

Very true.. The Russians are selling their old nuclear subs for scrap or
what ever..

A business friend is in the ship salvage business an purchase on about 4
years ago.. There was so much interest from the public to board and tour
it,
he turned it over to a 'foundation' that operates it as a
public/waterfront
attraction.. It was in Vancouver BC for a while and is now in Seattle.

But the OP would still have to build a reactor since in both the US and
Russian subs, the reactors have been removed and are in storage..

Steve