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Found this photo of David's R class sub R7 whilst hunting the 'net...a beautiful looking boat.
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David Forrest's R class
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Just an update on this one.
I have been doing a bit of a refit. She now has a proportional piston tank (home made with the home brewed "AMS" software using a Hall switch. She also has the Alf B and John R modified car stability unit modified as a level sensor.
So all in all a bit of a collaborative effort!
I finally got her trimmed out nicely at Barrow last Sunday (cruising at high speed at periscope depth) and I plan to bring her to Norwich.
David
I have been doing a bit of a refit. She now has a proportional piston tank (home made with the home brewed "AMS" software using a Hall switch. She also has the Alf B and John R modified car stability unit modified as a level sensor.
So all in all a bit of a collaborative effort!
I finally got her trimmed out nicely at Barrow last Sunday (cruising at high speed at periscope depth) and I plan to bring her to Norwich.
David
david f- AMS Treasurer
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Location : Cumbria
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