> The DALLAS is still very much alive. In fact, I've done more submarining 
 > this
 > year (by far) than ever before. I got the "reserve buoyancy" done to the 
 > bare
 > bones minumum which results in a sub that dives much easier. But it's als
 > caused a couple of scary incidents when the sub suddenly pitched down and
 > dissappeared COMPLETELY (i.e. not even the tops of the periscopes visible
 > only to reapper afew hundred feet later.  Oh...gettin' the "Time almost u
 > warning. Gotta go
Brent,
Are you by chance a member of the "Sub-Committee"?  If not I can provide the
address for you.  It's a nice nationwide group of folks who are into the R/C
sub game and they have all kinds of support and neat little tricks they'll 
share.  Their quarterly newsletter is chock full of adds, advice, etc, etc.
I hope to start my first sub this winter.  Not sure of the type yet, either 
an Ohio or L.A. class.  For building simplicity though I'm going with a 
nuke.  TTYL
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