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Happy holidays all-
I am just starting out looking here as I start thinking about building… My journey here started looking at full scale personal subs (I’ve seen a couple other folks have a similar crossover), but realizing I have a long way to go in terms of 1) Time 2) Space 3) $$$ 4) Technical skills
So all those should be pretty easy to rack up, right?
With an eye towards maybe SOMEDAY getting to something full size, I still want to get some hands on experience in building something- My interest is in building iterations of ROVs (Tether is fine as I don’t want to try to be the person to crack RF/water interface) to play around with different materials and get comfortable with some of the calculations and design that folks I know over on PSubs are doing regularly.
I hope to meet folks with similar interests here, looking forward to advice and discussion with you all!
John Bussard
San Diego, CA
I am just starting out looking here as I start thinking about building… My journey here started looking at full scale personal subs (I’ve seen a couple other folks have a similar crossover), but realizing I have a long way to go in terms of 1) Time 2) Space 3) $$$ 4) Technical skills
So all those should be pretty easy to rack up, right?
With an eye towards maybe SOMEDAY getting to something full size, I still want to get some hands on experience in building something- My interest is in building iterations of ROVs (Tether is fine as I don’t want to try to be the person to crack RF/water interface) to play around with different materials and get comfortable with some of the calculations and design that folks I know over on PSubs are doing regularly.
I hope to meet folks with similar interests here, looking forward to advice and discussion with you all!
John Bussard
San Diego, CA
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