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Mini Research Submarine "Aquarius"

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Sea, Exploration, Creative, Underwater, Advanced

Taggar: v0.9.13

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I created around v0.4.31, probably broken

Features:

-Depth-holding system
-Stabilization systems for smooth use
-Ballast
-Search lights, caution flashers, interior and exterior lights, backlights, and distress flashers
-Long lasting battery (20-30 min)
-Diving Equipment
-Automatic Navigation System
-Airlock

Diving Procedures:

-Enter your desired depth as a positive number in the "Set Depth" keypad

Sorry that the water pumping system in the airlock isn't great. I tried my best but I couldn't fit more than one large pump on the sub.

Edit: The ballast is no longer needed to dive, in fact, if you pump water in, the nose will angle up and you'll end up a few meters high of the desired depth on the keypad. The only need for the ballast is to hold depth at very low speeds.

If there's any issues, please notify me. Since the recent updates, I've had to rebalance a few things.

Please don't reupload without my permission!

Enjoy!

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Ares 10 jan, 2024 @ 20:06

there is a misconception with the zodiac Aquarius his element is air its true search it up

James 21 jun, 2023 @ 4:31

whats the max depth?

Red-Shade 16 jul, 2021 @ 11:27

how can i start this thing up

Shovel 12 dec, 2020 @ 1:06

hmm

optimistic [skapare] 19 sep, 2019 @ 17:07

Pumps are hard to do because even 10 of them will eventually stop doing the job of pumping water out as soon as you get deep enough. If you pumped around 1000 liters of water into the ballast, you shouldn't have gotten stranded because that's not enough water to weigh the sub down to the point that it sinks.