Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Regardless of its designation, there is a big hump below the sail.
Regardless of its designation, there is a big hump below the sail.
PLAN Type 035/039/091/092 Submarine Thread
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Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
I don't see any big hump, what I see is the normal surface deck of a submarine. Every submarine has this kind of surface deck, it is nothing unusual. BTW, what is the submerged displacement of this vessel? It looks pretty big.
I don't see any big hump, what I see is the normal surface deck of a submarine. Every submarine has this kind of surface deck, it is nothing unusual. BTW, what is the submerged displacement of this vessel? It looks pretty big.
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Clearly you're not reading correctly either.
In both my post and kroko's it was made clear the hump was below the sail. That is on the underside of the submarine.
And there's no need to bold your entire post.
Clearly you're not reading correctly either.
In both my post and kroko's it was made clear the hump was below the sail. That is on the underside of the submarine.
And there's no need to bold your entire post.
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
I use bold texts, that's a kind of signature, if you don't mind.
I use bold texts, that's a kind of signature, if you don't mind.
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Well I'm quite certain there's something about bolding entire posts for no reason in the forum rules, but okay.
The effect is akin to posting entirely in caps lock
Well I'm quite certain there's something about bolding entire posts for no reason in the forum rules, but okay.
The effect is akin to posting entirely in caps lock
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Bold fonts and red texts could only be used by the moderator. Please heed the forum rules.
Bold fonts and red texts could only be used by the moderator. Please heed the forum rules.
Dizasta1
Senior Member
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Err ... correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the submarine's propulsion system suppose to be classified? What I meant was the fan which is at the end of the Submarine, the number of fan-blades is suppose to be classified?
If that is the case, then I would caution our Chinese friends that the red cover really doesn't do much to conceal the amount of blades on the propulsion system of the submarine.
At least that is what I know about submarines to be of valuable intel in warfare.
Regardless of its designation, there is a big hump below the sail.
Err ... correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the submarine's propulsion system suppose to be classified? What I meant was the fan which is at the end of the Submarine, the number of fan-blades is suppose to be classified?
If that is the case, then I would caution our Chinese friends that the red cover really doesn't do much to conceal the amount of blades on the propulsion system of the submarine.
At least that is what I know about submarines to be of valuable intel in warfare.
CottageLV
Banned Idiot
Re: PLAN submarines Thread II
Correct me if I'm wrong, very recently I have read a Chinese article saying how the improvement in basic military equipment bettered the lives of PLA servicemen. One of the examples was how special ear-muffs could filter out irritating loud noises from the engine room in the submarine, filtering only the very high and low frequency noises, while allowing human voices to be heard without having to speak louder.
If my memory serves me correctly, the latest US submarines are so quite that even signs were attached to walls, notifying the sailors to walk in careful manner to not create extra noises.
If you have to wear ear muffs in the engine room, I wonder how loud the acoustic signature would be.... Also how far ahead the US counterparts are in noise reduction field......
Correct me if I'm wrong, very recently I have read a Chinese article saying how the improvement in basic military equipment bettered the lives of PLA servicemen. One of the examples was how special ear-muffs could filter out irritating loud noises from the engine room in the submarine, filtering only the very high and low frequency noises, while allowing human voices to be heard without having to speak louder.
If my memory serves me correctly, the latest US submarines are so quite that even signs were attached to walls, notifying the sailors to walk in careful manner to not create extra noises.
If you have to wear ear muffs in the engine room, I wonder how loud the acoustic signature would be.... Also how far ahead the US counterparts are in noise reduction field......