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This is very cool! -
12.27.2010, 09:11 AM
I am not a big fan of water or boats, but I gotta have one of these things! Looks very expensive though.
http://www.seabreacher.com/videos |
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12.27.2010, 12:55 PM
That is cool!
From there website: "Price for a custom built Seabreacher is dependent on the number of options that a customer chooses, but price tends to range from US$ 65,000 for a standard model to upwards of US$ 85,000 for a high-performance, heavily customized version. We have an extensive list of available options, but any specially requested options can also be considered." AX10 Venom Creeper Slash 2WD Slash 4WD |
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12.27.2010, 01:43 PM
wow,thats some impressive engineering in that! i wonder how they get it to submerge itself? wouldnt it be to bouyant?--josh
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12.27.2010, 05:32 PM
It works like a regular submarine- you use the bow planes to force the nose down. Only difference is this is much more bouyant so it pops back up again. This is pretty old though, posted back in April..
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I want one!
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12.27.2010, 09:21 PM
Anyone remember Beyond 2000, This was on it in Prototype stage. It was almost completely transparent and run a 2 cycle engine
People here hate Nitro, I love it. I start it, run it about 50 ft from me and it dies, I go after it. Perfect exercise |
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12.27.2010, 09:34 PM
LOVE it, but would like to see if come down to 20-30k range...would make the, VERY VERY popular. THEY NEED A FACTORY!
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12.27.2010, 11:17 PM
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12.28.2010, 02:33 PM
How did they get it to submerge and keep the engine running???
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12.28.2010, 02:40 PM
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12.28.2010, 04:19 PM
So then it needs to come up eventually or it will stall (and suffocate the driver
 ) right?I would not call that "submersible", more like "dunkable".  It would be much cooler if they fitted a compressed air tank so it could stay down for a while. |
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12.28.2010, 07:56 PM
Or, BL conversion?
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