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No, that's not Ernest Hemmingway in the middle, it's Chip Meyer expounding upon the innards he built for Steve Jensen's copper Seehund. Yes - the hull is built from lead-coated copper! Steve (red shirt) is a master metal worker and owns a metal business.
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Lots of cool stuff including a water cooled motor.
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Steve's Hund with the tower on
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Checking out a new guys Thor Alfa. He did a great job on the detailing and the boat ran flawlessly. He used a homebrew WTC from plans from Matt Thor.
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The friends you aquire in this hobby are second to none.
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Skip Asay of Subtech pulls his Marlin out after another successful run.
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The water was pretty clear for what is basically manmade pond.
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Mark demonstrates his motorized plastic model. The little ball actuates a micro switch to keep it from going too far down.
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Mark retrieves his mini-Akula while the croud watches. We did have some ladies in attendance, lending some beauty to a fairly homely bunch of guys!
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Fleet maneuvers
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Left to right Tom Wise, John Scagane and Virgil Brown.
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Mike Driscoll's USS Bluefish
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Mike Driscoll has a successful run with his $35 Dumas Bluefish he got at a scratch and dent sale.
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Steve Jensen switched batteries while Pete Piekarski looks on.
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T.M.Smalley 2003
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John Schagane with his nice big u-boat.
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T.M.Smalley 2003
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See you next time!
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T.M.Smalley 2003
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