Hi chaps. Today I started to work on my drenell T class sub. First time in water. This is just the bear hull with props in place. The hull fills water and goes to the bottom like a stone. So here are my questions.
1. Should the hull itself have negative buoyancy when in the bear state or should it sink.
2. How low should the hull sit in the water when WTC cylinder is included.
Thanks, Michael
1. Should the hull itself have negative buoyancy when in the bear state or should it sink.
2. How low should the hull sit in the water when WTC cylinder is included.
Thanks, Michael
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