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Date:: 30 Jul 1998
Time:: 16:38:36
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Love the pictures. Some of the links still go to your old site, but scanning the images directory I found them. Also, I am interested in your products (what's available, cost, etc). Can't really find much. I found you from the R/C Boat Modeler article. Cool stuff. Looks like fun.

Webmaster

Thanks for the tip on the old links. They have been updated.

Date:: 02 Aug 1998
Time:: 07:15:52
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Great web page Dave.

Best

John Poltrack

Date:: 10 Aug 1998
Time:: 15:14:33
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i think your web site is great keep up with the good work i think you need to have a tip's section for us new people getting started some revews of products for the new people thanks

Date:: 10 Aug 1998
Time:: 15:14:45
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i think your web site is great keep up with the good work i think you need to have a tip's section for us new people getting started some revews of products for the new people thanks

Date:: 22 Aug 1998
Time:: 09:13:49
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Dave,

Nice site. We'll have to do dinner sometime.

Dana Potts

Date:: 10 Sep 1998
Time:: 20:39:37
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Want to make the site better?, Add your catalogue for download so people down in the south pacific (like me -Hint Hint) or where ever can view your products for sale. Then the worlds your Oyster.

Being new to the R/C Sub hobby there is a wealth of wealth of info, products etc in the US but not down here in New Zealand.

No credit card facilities makes life tough though. Nice site! will be checking on its development!

Cheers

Brett Todd bat@thepentagon.com

Date:: 18 Sep 1998
Time:: 17:24:08
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Hi Dave. Welcome back. Miss you, Ellie and the Regatta this year. Will be there next year.

New site is very good.

Think about this. Would you make more money selling catalogues or by posting the entire contents on the Web?.

I personally would rather review what is \ available on the Web.

Any way, take care, pay no attention to the loud and few and enjoy your family.

Sincerely, Art Meyer

Date:: 24 Sep 1998
Time:: 20:46:41
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How much do the WTC's cost???

Date:: 25 Sep 1998
Time:: 12:45:32
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Great site!!!!! Howard Hornsby Navtec, Inc.

Date:: 03 Oct 1998
Time:: 01:00:02
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Thanks for all the info.Grandson is interested in a sub science project.KEITHANDCINDY@prodigy.com

Date:: 05 Oct 1998
Time:: 08:01:33
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Hi Dave I received your address from Sub Ed I was looking for some plans I wanted to build a Seaview Sub and he said you might be able to help. Thanks for your time. My E-Mail address is twiza@rapp.com my name Tim Wiza.

Date:: 20 Oct 1998
Time:: 18:25:49
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Greetings again, Dave and Ellie.

I missed the Regatta this year because of finances.

I also missed you Web site. It was hard to find. Suggest you addvertise location

God's protection to you both.

Art Meyer

Date:: 28 Oct 1998
Time:: 19:56:47
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I love to have so much info on the net thanks

Date:: 11 Nov 1998
Time:: 19:56:46
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HI Dave.....should post on your web Page , your catalogs at least!! ...Would probably cost you less than the printing of it!!!! and those using the snail mail, well- you can do nice photocopy job now quite cheap!!! even from your computer! .... your "patient" friend in Canada JC

Name:: piergianni nota
Email:: pgnota@dacos.it
Date:: 22 Nov 1998
Time:: 11:59:27

Comments

i want to bilt a submarine but i am at the o step.can you hel me?thanks. piergianni

Name:: J Benedict
Email:: zeno@wans.net
Date:: 25 Nov 1998
Time:: 03:37:49

Comments

Still interested, In '74 I scratch built the old Nautilus. All I had to go on was an above the waterline picture to model after. It still turned pretty nice; but not at all looking like the Disney sub below the waterline.

Name:: Dave Richey
Email:: drichey999@aol.com
Date:: 14 Dec 1998
Time:: 19:43:30

Comments

Great site. I believe that I have met you at Mt. Trashmore. Would like to do a sub, but still researching. Hope to see you at the pond.

Name:: Steven C W Pneh
Email:: stv7011@pd.jaring.my
Date:: 15 Dec 1998
Time:: 12:15:36

Comments

Thankyou very much for I been trying to get my rcsub work again. I have got thru most of your article and it's very helpfull. But I can't understand some terms. For intance , what is positive and negative trim in submarine. I do know this term in rc Helicopter which I am flying. Just to make sure if it means the same....Positive pitch for up and negative pitch for down? Is that so? please somebody please answer this, it pretty confusing. and WTC mean water tight compartment right. Than how come there are also act as ballast tank.

Beginner in RCsub. Steven

Name:: Duke
Email:: DRoberts@smtp.spd. usace.army.mil
Date:: 25 Jan 1999
Time:: 12:37:53

Comments

I'm interested in purchasing a r/c submarine for operating in my area. Their appears to be alot of information on the web, however, I'm having some problems getting the straight skinny on what model to start with as a beginner and the cost for that first purchase. Any help in getting to a starting point would really be appreicated.

Name:: John Harloe
Email:: jharloe@mindspring.com
Date:: 29 Jan 1999
Time:: 12:30:41

Comments

I really enjoyed your r/c version of the Hunley. I sell a 32 scale model of the Hunley at http://www.cottage-industries.com. I will soon have a real video of the real thing taken underwater at the wreck site! Your model is right on the nose as far as what she looks like. Congratulations!

Name:: John Harloe
Email:: jharloe@mindspring.com
Date:: 29 Jan 1999
Time:: 12:31:02

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Name:: Casey DeCesare
Email:
Date:: 05 Feb 1999
Time:: 09:39:26

Comments

i love this website and please i would like to know if there are any submarines that are cheaper then $725.

Name:: Casey DeCesare
Email:: weasel8002
Date:: 05 Feb 1999
Time:: 09:39:38

Comments

i love this website and please i would like to know if there are any submarines that are cheaper then $725.

Name:: Robert Young
Email:: trublyoung@mediaone.net
Date:: 06 Feb 1999
Time:: 14:05:19

Comments

I'm checking out your site for the first time today it seems to have quite an appealing look to it. I'm trying to build a sturgeon class sub that mimics the real workings of an actual submarine. If you know of anyone who is good with fiberglass or composites could you send me some info?

thanks, rob young

Name:: Kyle Kubik
Email:: kkubik@spk.usace.army.mil
Date:: 13 Feb 1999
Time:: 12:11:33

Comments

Good site!

Name:: john gigis
Email:
Date:: 13 Feb 1999
Time:: 19:02:43

Comments

more pictures please

Name:: steve
Email:: mrpuco@aol.com
Date:: 14 Feb 1999
Time:: 12:00:32

Comments

Hi david I am a newcomer in this great hobby.I am going to build one from 32 parallel,it is there gato/balao model.Your tips and hints are very helpfull.I also will be looking at some of your products.

Name:: Bryan Brierton
Email:: bbcc073@yahoo.com
Date:: 16 Feb 1999
Time:: 12:15:49

Comments

Great page, Thank You. Found lots of info I can use on my home made R/C model of the USS HENRY CLAY SSBN 625

Name:: Bill Buchan
Email:: bbuchan@oln.com
Date:: 03 Mar 1999
Time:: 14:57:48

Comments

Well organized, great information for new people looking for info on getting started.

Name:: Dustin
Email:: D_G_L
Date:: 06 Mar 1999
Time:: 21:00:55

Comments

Great site. Could use a little more pics though.

Name:: Tim Smalley
Email:: TMSmalley@usinternet.com
Date:: 08 Mar 1999
Time:: 15:00:55

Comments

Have you given any more thought to completing your Basic R/C Submarining book?

Name:: Matt Dolan
Email:
Date:: 12 Mar 1999
Time:: 20:31:12

Comments

Great site! nice pictures.

Name:: C. Rouse
Email:: srouse@embeddedtechnologies.com
Date:: 13 Mar 1999
Time:: 13:43:08

Comments

We know web page creation is expensive to build/maintain, we linked to your site through a R/C sub. kit page, we're not seeing any model sub. 'products' though. Anyway, no biggie, just wanted to sign your book. Clint

Name:: Tony De Luna
Email:: TonPL2@aol.com
Date:: 15 Mar 1999
Time:: 10:56:00

Comments

Have seen your models in many mags. over the years. You still produce many a fine model for someone starting out new to sub modeling. Just don't lose your touch. Tony De Luna

Name:: ABrockwell
Email:
Date:: 21 Mar 1999
Time:: 17:51:58

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Name:: Jon Preston
Email:: jpreston@columbus.rr.com
Date:: 24 Mar 1999
Time:: 20:46:35

Comments

I am interested in 637 class kit, 1/196 scale. Do you have this?

Name:: John Kuykendall
Email:: 76735.1703@compuserve.com
Date:: 25 Mar 1999
Time:: 14:24:29

Comments

Thanks for the help and understanding. I will try to visit the meet on Sat., March 27.

Name:: tom spettel
Email:
Date:: 27 Mar 1999
Time:: 23:45:41

Comments

far out web site dave

Name:: Jon Grimes
Email:: grimes@ntsource.com
Date:: 28 Mar 1999
Time:: 12:12:09

Comments

Great site, just looking for more info on rc subs.

Name:: todd wood
Email:: twood@plant.gonzaga.edu
Date:: 28 Mar 1999
Time:: 23:33:25

Comments

grrrrrrreat!!!!!!!!!!!! really!!! any more on 20k kits?????? vendors etc; thanks toddy....

Name:: P. Wilkinson
Email:: dashelter@aol
Date:: 07 Apr 1999
Time:: 08:00:49

Comments

First site I've found for RC subing.

Thanks.

Name:: Paul Brockie
Email:: buzz.sub@clear.net.nz
Date:: 12 Apr 1999
Time:: 03:11:58

Comments

Great web site , my Sturgeon patrols the waters way down under most weekends.

Name:: Coenraad Pool
Email:: CoenraadP@olfitra.com.na
Date:: 12 Apr 1999
Time:: 09:01:32

Comments

I was actually only looking for scale torpedoes for my PT boat. Now I am already calculating how to buy a sub! Online catalog & credit card payment would make things a lot easier. Namibia Africa

Name:: PEDRO GOMEZ BRIONES
Email:: pgomez@cnv.es
Date:: 12 Apr 1999
Time:: 10:22:01

Comments

First, sorry for my terrible English. I'm discovering now the Internet R/C Uboats. I'm a submarine modeler in Spain, and here, this world is beginning grow up. I'm building one VIIC, U-551, 1:36 scale, full operational, with air compressed ballast tanks, torpedos, etc (I can send you photos). The worse is, that here, is too dificult to find devices for submarines, and all is neccesary built from zero. I'm trying now, to buy by mail the products i've seen in Internet and in the magazine RCBOAT MODELER. Here, there are a few meetings for rc boat modelers, and none for submarine modelers. I know a few people in Spain wich built submarines but in the last years, the interest is increasing, but the problem is not have enough products specific for submarines in the shops, and the prices are expensive because all is imported form US or Germany. Congratulations for your job!, and thank you, to the Subcommitee, and to others, for make in Internet a big way to meet us. I'll be very happy if you anwer me.

Name:: Tim Stolar
Email:: Stolarsubcorp@yahoo.com
Date:: 12 Apr 1999
Time:: 10:30:11

Comments

Hi, Great site. I was wondering if you could help me out. I need to find out how to go about either buying or making some WTC's for my servos. Thanks.

Name:: Tim Stolar
Email:: Stolarsubcorp@yahoo.com
Date:: 12 Apr 1999
Time:: 10:30:22

Comments

Hi, Great site. I was wondering if you could help me out. I need to find out how to go about either buying or making some WTC's for my servos. Thanks.

Name:: FantasyDreamer9
Email:: fantasy9@gte.net
Date:: 14 Apr 1999
Time:: 00:58:40

Comments

Your web site is so cool and I'm not talking about the water that the submarines embrace once they're under the surface of the ocean.

Name:: Mike Schwab
Email:: mike.schwab@ccr.com
Date:: 26 Apr 1999
Time:: 08:25:34

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Name:: Chris Everett
Email:: peverett@nwonline.net
Date:: 08 May 1999
Time:: 06:19:19

Comments

Great site,looking for rc sub kits.

Name:: Dave Burke
Email:: digimag@onlink.net
Date:: 11 May 1999
Time:: 20:11:08

Comments

Greetings from Canada! Great Page!! I've been planning for a long time to get into r/c subs, but I'm having trouble getting past the "day-dreaming" stage. I'm an electronics technician by trade, and I have a miniature pinhole camera and a uhf transmitter, and was thinking of putting them in the sub, so I could see where my sub was going.... provided the signal did not interfear with the r/c for the sub.

I've loved the "seaview" sub from tv since I was a kid, and would really like to build a working r/c model of it.- I had a battery- operated toy sub when I was a kid, that I believe is called a "dynamic" type sub.- it was approx. 14 inches long, and you simply turned it on, and put it in the water, and it would go along the surface for a while, then dive, then come up again in roughly a figure eight, so that it came back to you... I wish I still had it!

Anyway, it was a floating toy, that used the combination of forward velocity and the dive planes to dive, and I was wondering if that principle is used in r/c subs at all? - If so I shouldn't be able to lose the sub, nor would I have to mess with actual balast tanks?!?!

I would appreciate any comments/advise you may have.

Thanks

Dave Burke

Name:: Tim Blackman
Email:: Warfleet11@aol.com
Date:: 23 May 1999
Time:: 11:15:59

Comments

Hi great Web site. Hope you don't mind I printed the articles section for later reference. I am building a Los angelos class attack sub from sratch (1\96 scale USS Albany)

Tim Blackman Albany, N.Y.

Name:: Ray Agee
Email:: capnagee@aol.com
Date:: 24 May 1999
Time:: 12:50:44

Comments

Just looking through...have hulls, just retired from teaching ...will work and get something in the water!

Name:: Rick Geddes
Email:: rsg703@aol.com
Date:: 29 May 1999
Time:: 17:14:32

Comments

david: Interesting, I'll be sure to give this address to my Submarine Veterans group

Rick

Name:: Brian Fitz
Email:: fitz3347@rowan.edu
Date:: 02 Jun 1999
Time:: 16:02:59

Comments

Thanks for the address, this was exactly what i was looking for.

Name:: Eric Chuhanic
Email:: ECECHU@AOL.com
Date:: 03 Jun 1999
Time:: 16:47:42

Comments

we need more websites like this keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!

Name:: Gavin Lawrence
Email:: gavinl@g;obalnet.co
Date:: 08 Jun 1999
Time:: 03:23:46

Comments

Currently in the process of building two r/c Resolution class subs

Name:: Gavin Lawrence
Email:: gavinl@globalnet.co.uk
Date:: 08 Jun 1999
Time:: 03:24:30

Comments

Name:: Peter Richards
Email:: pharantd@bconnex.net
Date:: 12 Jun 1999
Time:: 23:19:26

Comments

Great looking site! We are just trying to get a sub club started here in Ontario Canada. Would love to hear from others in the area.

Name:: Andrew Cheezem
Email:: acheezem@hotmail.com
Date:: 30 Jun 1999
Time:: 18:12:09

Comments

I am very interested!

Name:: ȫ��
Email:: kyungin@kotis.net
Date:: 02 Jul 1999
Time:: 17:35:48

Comments

Name:: Bill Richter
Email:: richter2@hotmail.com
Date:: 11 Jul 1999
Time:: 19:32:18

Comments

Hi,

I'm new to R/C subs and was referred to you by Mike Dory. He suggested your Skipjack (I asked for a beginner's sub which could turn easily and was small enough to transport). However, I can't find it on your web site. Could you point me in the right direction? If you only do snail-mail catalogues, could you send me the Skipjack info via e-mail? (size, weight, price, what else would I need, etc.)

Thanks,

Bill Richter

Name:: Rich Kohlbrecher
Email:: Fishtale@aol.com
Date:: 16 Jul 1999
Time:: 17:03:30

Comments

Hi Dave.Neat web site!Hope to see you at Groton.

Name:: Lonnie Dworkin
Email:: lonnie.j.dworkin@intel.com
Date:: 26 Jul 1999
Time:: 00:34:51

Comments

Just checking out R/C subs. Wondering if I want to take it further.

Name:: Leif Kayser
Email:: lkayser@trimensions.de
Date:: 29 Jul 1999
Time:: 17:20:03

Comments

Great page, good links etc. I just was confused that the product section doesnt show a lot of products. I'm sure an online catalog would make better business since its easier for the customer than mailing you, and ordering the catalog, waiting for tha catalog(esp. if international) and then seeing that it wasnt worth ordering the catalogue(of course i dont know that, but who wants to take a risk and waiting time) sooo, pleaase add one

Thanks

Leif

Name:: Yong Hwan Jin
Email:: jin1@niehs.nih.gov
Date:: 01 Aug 1999
Time:: 14:24:05

Comments

I am sending a mail in stead of my friend who is living in South Korea. He is really interested in some cool R/C submarines. He asked me about product list and buying.

Could you give me a hint?

bye...

yohan

Name:: Scott Gravel
Email:: scottgravel
Date:: 06 Aug 1999
Time:: 07:36:33

Comments

Your page is great i like the pictures of the subs.

Nicly layed out!!

GOOD JOB

Name:: Tim Stolar
Email:: Stolarsubcorp@yahoo.com
Date:: 14 Aug 1999
Time:: 19:12:41

Comments

Hey there Dave.. well, I remembered about the chat you had on Saturday nights, but being the dim-wit I am, forgot to remember that I have Central Time and not eastern.. grr.. So... lol, I missed it.

Well, it was great to meet you at the regatta and I really appreciate all the help you gave me. Look forward to seeing you there again next year.

Best Always,

Tim Stolar

Name:: Bj�rn Lundberg
Email:: bjorn.lundberg@compaq.com
Date:: 28 Aug 1999
Time:: 11:56:10

Comments

Great site, it would be nice though to be able to view at least some of D & E Miniatures products with price information on this web.

Name:: pascal smith
Email:
Date:: 25 Sep 1999
Time:: 23:29:35

Comments

I think your website is the best website about r/c submarines that i have seen.I think that it is great that you are shareing all your knowlledge on this great r/c hobbie.I'm new to this hobbie and this site has helped me understand how these r/c submarines work.

Name:: MATT STEWART
Email:: stewart1@oz-online.net
Date:: 07 Oct 1999
Time:: 14:56:07

Comments

Name:: Tommy Roby
Email:: tomroby@sonet.net
Date:: 21 Oct 1999
Time:: 07:47:05

Comments

I like your site Merriman, keep up the great work!...Tommy

Name:: Joe Schwab
Email:: jts@fuse.com
Date:: 23 Oct 1999
Time:: 14:39:31

Comments

Where do I send to get a catalogue of D&A Miniatures products?

Name:: Don R. Schwendemann
Email:: dorised@frontiernet.net
Date:: 12 Nov 1999
Time:: 06:41:06

Comments

Know nothing about subs. Been R/C flying for years. Interested in getting started, where does one get started and how? Thank you, don r.

Name:: shaver
Email:: dashaver@aol.com
Date:: 16 Nov 1999
Time:: 16:37:12

Comments

A very complete and interesting site. I have a 1977 32nd parallel type 209 sub, that they assembled and has never seen the water. After reading your web site and it's links my interest in that old sub is renewed. Keep up the good work. Shaver

Name:: MICHAEL
Email:: mrbishop@bellsouth.net
Date:: 20 Nov 1999
Time:: 18:57:20

Comments

Great site will come back often.

Mike

Name:: Tommy Roby
Email:: tomroby@sonet.net
Date:: 21 Nov 1999
Time:: 17:44:28

Comments

Just dropped by David, wanted to see what you make for future projects! ....Tommy

Name:: Bernard
Email:
Date:: 22 Nov 1999
Time:: 21:53:36

Comments

I have some comments about your" RC submarine"book. It is quite a good idea to illustrate RC submarines' electronic and mechanical installations for different types (eg, ohio, alkula, typhoon...) and sizes of submarines with photos.

Name:: William McDonald
Email:: mcddo@sowega.net
Date:: 02 Dec 1999
Time:: 12:38:17

Comments

Thanks for the logon information. Your site is great. I am interested in underwater photography. Does one of your catalogues have such equipment? Mike

Name:: MIke Reno
Email:: reno@net-magic.net
Date:: 16 Dec 1999
Time:: 13:58:25

Comments

I am interested in RC Sailing, and stumbled across your WEB Site. As an X-Bubble head (Fast Boats) and a current Div-O for an Actual Submarine Repair Facility, I was naturally "hooked". As I read and learn more, you may hear more from me. Thank you for the efforts, great job!

LT MIke Reno, USN

Name:: Adam Dwyer
Email:: jdwyer1@hotmail.coms
Date:: 09 Jan 2000
Time:: 09:27:58

Comments

Looks Great. Cant wait to get into the hobby!

Name:: Dane Musick
Email:: musick@pixi.com
Date:: 13 Jan 2000
Time:: 16:54:26

Comments

I am a former Diesel Boat Submariner (USS-BARBEL SS-580)

I enjoyed your WEB Page and am interested in purchasing the equipment needed to replicate the USS Barbel in a scale of about 3 feet long. (She originally was 219ft 2 inches long)

I want to use UPS Batteries and have operating antennas and Periscopes.

How many channels would I need to do this (2 RADIOS?)

Please send me your comments

Most Respectfully,

Dane E. Musick ET1 SS USN (1997-1983)

Field Engineer / Logistics Coordinator

Name:: Rich
Email:: mcdiesel45@hotmail.com
Date:: 18 Jan 2000
Time:: 15:13:30

Comments

I am a beginer at this, but I am looking for a fast boat. I would prefer gas powered. If I can just get more info concerning this, that would be great.

Name:: chris curry
Email:: chriscu@medscheme.co.za
Date:: 18 Jan 2000
Time:: 23:30:57

Comments

I love your submarines. Where do you get info about hull details and dimensions?

Name:: Kenneth R. White
Email:: krwhite@mars.ark.com
Date:: 21 Jan 2000
Time:: 16:14:23

Comments

An Excellent Web Site

Name:: Adam Dwyer
Email:: jdwyer1@hotmail.com
Date:: 23 Jan 2000
Time:: 18:09:06

Comments

Great site but I think you should have more info on all your products, like the skipjack, wtc series etc.

keep up the good work! Adam Dwyer

Name:: Philip L. Hoffman
Email:: kcsphil@hotmail.com
Date:: 28 Jan 2000
Time:: 19:35:20

Comments

Don't suppose you know of anuy sub modelers in the Tampa/St. Pete/Orlando/Sarasota/WEst coast of Florida area?

Name:: Steve Weedling
Email:: subman@hawaii.rr.com
Date:: 30 Jan 2000
Time:: 17:22:24

Comments

Your site is very good, however, I would have been more prone to remain and roam about a bit if your catalog was available for on-line perusal.

Name:: Rick Doll
Email:: rdoll@home.com
Date:: 03 Feb 2000
Time:: 01:03:27

Comments

Facinating, I'm interested in building a R/C Sub. Perhaps you could offer some advice, as to how to get started, what is a good kit for a beginner?

Name:: S. C. Lynch
Email:: scdiver_98 @yahoo.com
Date:: 05 Feb 2000
Time:: 08:44:46

Comments

I am very intereseted in submarines myself. Your site seems to be pretty good. Sorry I don't have any constructive comments. I will return sometime soon and have a better look.

Name:: Pierre Smith
Email:: luckypierre@aol.com
Date:: 08 Feb 2000
Time:: 15:46:47

Comments

I found your site through psubs.org. I'm building a one man sub-The K-250 designed by George Kittredge. Also mess with R/C airplanes and would like kit info on R/C subs. regards, Pierre

Name:: Pierre Smith
Email:: luckypierre54@aol.com
Date:: 08 Feb 2000
Time:: 15:47:34

Comments

I found your site through psubs.org. I'm building a one man sub-The K-250 designed by George Kittredge. Also mess with R/C airplanes and would like kit info on R/C subs. regards, Pierre

Name:: Frank J. Groza
Email:: fgroza@msn.com
Date:: 10 Feb 2000
Time:: 23:30:06

Comments

I'm new to subs. Have several surface vessels. I need some info on hulls, drives and type of radio that works best for fresh/pond water. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Frank

Name:: Dan Hoy; Bass Pro Shops Inc.
Email:: dhoy@basspro.com
Date:: 23 Feb 2000
Time:: 16:04:55

Comments

I have a 1200 gallon cylindrical aquarium in a restaurant in South Florida. I would like to offer our patrons the opportunity to pilot, captain or what ever the proper term is to other wise drive RC submarines as a compliment to our dininig experience. Can you help me?

Name:: Captain Bob
Email:: Bobo@aol.com
Date:: 06 Mar 2000
Time:: 17:20:53

Comments

Maybe if David didnot spend so much time flaming on usenet he would have time to answer emails or maybe even update this site with some useful informaiton. JUst a thught

Name:: Michael Massart
Email:: cngmassart@aol.com
Date:: 12 Mar 2000
Time:: 14:23:02

Comments

Very nice web site. I am a model rc boat lover.

Name:: Joseph Luli
Email:: Jrluli@aol.com
Date:: 12 Mar 2000
Time:: 16:52:59

Comments

David: Whats the price for your 1/96 scale skipjack? Please e-mail me. Yours truly Mr.J.Luli. Excellent web site,very informative will check in from time to time.

Name:: Albert Johnson
Email:: asj4201@wf.net
Date:: 12 Mar 2000
Time:: 17:07:15

Comments

David, I enjoy reading your web site. I have just completed a 1/96 scale Summer Class Destroyer and before that a 1/96 scale Guided Missile Cruiser and will be starting soon on a 1/32 scale WW2 German Type VII submarine I have on order from the32nd Parallel. I may be in touch with you for some problems that I am quite sure will appear. Thanks again for your web site.

Name:: Albert Johnson
Email:: asj4201@wf.net
Date:: 12 Mar 2000
Time:: 17:07:37

Comments

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:00

Comments

Hey Dave!! Thanks for the great Site. I have been a begining Sub Modeler for about two years. However, Have been in the R/C Realm for about 15 years. I am Now 23. I am currently working my second attemp, a 96inch Model of The Typhoon Class Red October. My hope is to Equip this Model with working Torpedoes, Being a Boomer, Gotta Have the Missiles too... Need to get ahold Of Thor Design, Copeland Models, And if there is a way to get some detailed info about your products as well, Would you kindly share e-mail addresses with me. For some reason Your E-mail link can't be created at work here. In my first attempt at a Los Angeles class I was able to designed a non propel, fully contained Ballast system for wet hulls that, using 2 12vlt Lead acid batterys in tandem, will allow this monster to tour 2-3 hours at a time.

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:12

Comments

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:23

Comments

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:32

Comments

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:39

Comments

Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:47

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Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:04:55

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Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:05:03

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Name:: Robb Mann
Email:: Robert.Mann@Mzi.com
Date:: 13 Mar 2000
Time:: 13:05:11

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Name:: Joe Connolly
Email:: JoeConnolly@webtv.net
Date:: 17 Mar 2000
Time:: 01:04:44

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Hi, enjoyed your site very much, can you recommend an R/C sub that would be good to use in a swimming pool. Thanks so much, Joe.

Name:: Thomas R. Poland, LCDR, USN Ret
Email:: trpoland@earthlink.net
Date:: 28 Mar 2000
Time:: 17:59:09

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Name:: A Weis
Email:: fulmoon04@hotmail.com
Date:: 02 Apr 2000
Time:: 23:32:22

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I think that your website is very cool and very interesting i'm very encouraged to spend some money on a r/c submarine. Cool site See ya

Name:: chase baczewich
Email:
Date:: 13 Apr 2000
Time:: 11:15:48

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I don't have a ship but i want one

Name:: nemo
Email:: fdgbvbvnnn
Date:: 13 Apr 2000
Time:: 16:30:19

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Name:: Lee Stone
Email:: n7svh@cdsnet.net
Date:: 13 Apr 2000
Time:: 21:06:15

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Thanks for the submarine site....glad to see that there are a few adventurous souls. Good for you.

Lee Stone

Name:: chip
Email:: kewllchip@hotmail.com
Date:: 15 Apr 2000
Time:: 22:42:25

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great site, I have long entertained the thought of homebuilding a attack class 688 but have lacked the time. I am an avid reader of WW2 sub stories and have been fortunate enough to have been to two launchings at Groton. As a 30 year seasoned electronics technician I am curious as to the R/C units you use underwater. Anything you can send me for basic understand would be appreciated. I personally had thought that sonic controls would be needed to activate or deactivate servos. hope to hear some feedback.

Name:: Keith Domrose
Email:: nitehawk@cybermight.com
Date:: 17 Apr 2000
Time:: 00:40:33

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Hello! I have been interested in R/C Subs for many years, and am glade to see a web site deadicated to the hobby!!!! I still hope to build one some day when money permites it.

Good luck and happy Subbing!!

Keith Domrose

Name:: Dave Bryer
Email:: bryerd@sjhmc.org
Date:: 26 Apr 2000
Time:: 09:22:07

Comments

Just being Curious.

Name:: George H. Elder
Email:: ghe101@aol.com
Date:: 16 May 2000
Time:: 19:52:40

Comments

A nice site for sub fans. Very well run, and with some good links.

?? George H. Elder

Name:: Toby Daniell
Email:: tobydaniell@email.com
Date:: 23 May 2000
Time:: 15:19:59

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I've only just found out about R/C Sub's, and they're great! Very good web page too, top stuff.

Name:: Toby Daniell
Email:: tobydaniell@email.com
Date:: 23 May 2000
Time:: 15:20:37

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I've only just found out about R/C Sub's, and they're great! Very good web page too, top stuff.

Name:: Mike Chapman
Email:: mchapman@neaccess.net
Date:: 26 May 2000
Time:: 14:56:20

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Name:: Joe Mazza
Email:: jmaz@ij.net
Date:: 28 May 2000
Time:: 09:17:07

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I have built several 32nd Parallel Type VII Subs..the first one was in 1980. its a great SUB KIT..I am starting a NEW TYPE VII which will incorporate the Latest technology from SUBTECH.and the man who knows Submarines...SKIP ASSAY. I also am Lucky enough to have found 2 rare submarine books by my HERO SIMON LAKE.., DIVE,,DIVE ..Joe Mazza

Name:: James Maize
Email:: jrmaize@toad.net
Date:: 28 May 2000
Time:: 09:49:45

Comments

I wish to cruise your website. I have a fiberglass sub.

Name:: chuck
Email:: andrsnhaus@netwurx.net
Date:: 17 Jun 2000
Time:: 20:55:28

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dave you are a tome of knowledge thanks for all the help much appreciated hope to meet you at one of the events this year

chuck

Name:: Elliot Bauld
Email:: earman.master@virgin.net
Date:: 01 Jul 2000
Time:: 14:37:21

Comments

Great site but be better with more info abou U.S fleet subs.

Name:: Scott Siemers
Email:: ssiemer1@optonline.net
Date:: 05 Jul 2000
Time:: 14:12:44

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I am interested in a R/C sub. I spoke with someone at FX Modelers and they directed me to you. For their 6' model of the Seawolf they reccomended your WTC 3 1/2 model. The hull they offer has an 8" diameter. I was also interested in the Albacore you show on your site.

Name:: Rafael Hernandez
Email:: hernra@aol.com
Date:: 15 Jul 2000
Time:: 17:20:32

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Hi Dave: Great site. Greeting from an old friend. Its been a long time and the models you gave me still precious to my heart. Question: A few days ago I saw with a diesel type, twin screw R/C sub. It measured about 30 to 36 inches and seemed to handle well. Is your company producing this sub or do you know who make it. My greetings to Ely. Regards, Ralph Hernandez

Name:: James Galvin
Email:: mlshaker@aol.com
Date:: 26 Jul 2000
Time:: 21:16:35

Comments

Great site....ordered a catalog can't wait to get it

Name:: Joe Sullivan
Email:: go-cart-mozart@worldnet.att.net
Date:: 27 Jul 2000
Time:: 11:28:26

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Dave,

Very informative site, just ordered a catalog. Please show more pic's please! As a former Boomer sailor (originally schooled at Damneck by the way), I am very impressed with the accuracy and functional capabilities of your models/products. I am interested in whether this can extend into the realm of correct and functional mast and antenna arrangements(i.e. scale, type & location)?

Name:: JIM LAZANO
Email:: SLYDER2@PRODIGY.NET
Date:: 29 Jul 2000
Time:: 09:49:56

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I AM LOOKING FOR A CATALOGUE TO PURCHASE A U-BOAT,ANY SUGGESTIONS?

THANKS,JIM................

Name:: Chris of Canada
Email:
Date:: 05 Aug 2000
Time:: 08:51:43

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Would like to see catalog of products on the web including the name of your distributors if any in canada. Great Web site and photos, though not enough on the WTC. Keep up the good work.

Chris of Canada

Name:: Alan Syler
Email:: asyler@vol.com
Date:: 06 Aug 2000
Time:: 09:43:09

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I would like to view products and order on-line. I am interested in building sub models. In a former life I drove the real thing, of course, I'm old enough now that both have been decommisioned.

Name:: Mike Beveridge
Email:: MABeveridg@aol.com
Date:: 06 Aug 2000
Time:: 14:59:15

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Thanks for a great web site. I am an exsub sailor that has recently become very interested in rc modle submarines.Thanks again. M Beveridge

Name:: Alan Syler
Email:: asyler@vol.com
Date:: 08 Aug 2000
Time:: 08:41:23

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Can't wait to build my first model!

Name:: Tom Grafton
Email:: tomgrafton@home.com
Date:: 11 Aug 2000
Time:: 10:45:40

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Name:: Albert Park
Email:: coretech@kotis.net
Date:: 21 Aug 2000
Time:: 10:41:54

Comments

Hi. I'm looking for your reply, how and where I could buy your products and parts of r/c submarines.

Actually, I hope to understand the actual mechanism of operation of electric motor in deep water. Do you use waterproof motor in your submarine?

from Albert of Korea

Name:: Christine Diaz
Email:: christine_diaz@transwestern.net
Date:: 22 Aug 2000
Time:: 19:36:02

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Hi! I was thinking about purchasing a toy submarine for my boyfriend for his birthday. But your website is not that clear on getting info. Do I purchase a catalog to get this information I need? Please advise. Thanks

Christine

Name:: Nikiforos K. Nikiforou
Email:: nikiforoskn@usa.net
Date:: 24 Aug 2000
Time:: 02:19:06

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GREAT SITE! I have been trying to construct a remote controlled sub from ZERO my self. As you would think i didnt have much success.Mainly because there arent any accessories here in Cyprus. I used R/C car servos and remotes and made a flooding system my self ( it "works" like a syringe) Anyway, after discovering this great site, i may resume in my work! GOOD JOB!

Name:: Jeffrey Ong
Email:: guyyfon@hotmail.com
Date:: 31 Aug 2000
Time:: 04:09:00

Comments

Recently I have create a submarine on my owe using a 1.5 litre bottle. The thing worked for a while then it started leaking. The problem is that I am form singapore and I cannot get any of the kits you have. How can I find a manufacturer and ask then to send it to me??

Name:: Geo Brown
Email:: georgebbrown@ntlworld..com
Date:: 10 Sep 2000
Time:: 20:44:42

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looks good. If you want a laugh! I was experimenting at the kitchen sink full of water a plastic lemonade bottle weighted horizontally with a pipe to a 12v pump.after a few 'test' dives I made about half a dozen holes along top and started pumping water in I was distracted and left, on my return the pump was forcing jets of waterthrough the sink straight onto kitchen ceiling

Name:: julian Hoyes
Email:: julian@elmwood.co.uk
Date:: 11 Sep 2000
Time:: 13:24:54

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Wanted - good quality part constructed or new radio controlled V11C U-boat 1/40th scale. Sheerline model or Shaffer or similar.

I come from a diorrama model background so I don�t want too much DIY hull making as such.

Any information or contact details will be much appreciated!

Cash waiting

Yours Keen U-Boat builder

Julian Hoyes

email: julian@elmwood.co.uk

Name:: Larry Pawloski
Email:: lpawloski@sd35.bc.ca
Date:: 25 Sep 2000
Time:: 12:31:27

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Well done, David. Thanks for sharing your sub information. I teach a technology/robotics grade 12 course of which one of the students' main design problem is to design and construct a submersible following a given set of parameters. The students get so turned on that they can't wait to get to class. It's a great motivator but the big payoff is that they learn to think for themselves; something that most schools don't do enough of!

Name:: Larry Pawloski
Email:: lpawloski@sd35.bc.ca
Date:: 25 Sep 2000
Time:: 12:32:26

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Name:: AARON
Email:: ICYDOGPIMP@NETSCAPE.NET
Date:: 09 Oct 2000
Time:: 10:26:51

Comments

HOW DO I GET STARTED.

Name:: rob mayfield
Email:: robbacca@msn.com
Date:: 25 Oct 2000
Time:: 17:53:31

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love this site,did not know much about the hobbie untill i found it if there is anyone in north carolina with subs please contact me at robbacca@msn.com thank you

Name:: Michael Kitko
Email:: Kitkat_989@hotmail.com
Date:: 26 Oct 2000
Time:: 14:09:06

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I have been planning a build up of a Seawolf class submarine. I plan on using it in my senior project and as an extra credit possibility in my physics class. I will probably be using this web site among others to get my information to build this project. If any one has ever built a submarine from scratch, knows of any good model submarine sites, or has built one, I would love to hear from you and ask some questios I may have.

Name:: john haughey
Email:: johnghaughey@LineOne.net
Date:: 07 Nov 2000
Time:: 18:06:57

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Name:: Kit Chantarotwong
Email:: kitcarlson_2000@yahoo.com
Date:: 12 Nov 2000
Time:: 10:53:43

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Great site.

Name:: Brandon Howell
Email:: kimdan@bellsouth.net
Date:: 19 Nov 2000
Time:: 14:33:44

Comments

Very impressed,coud'nt get in at first though

Name:: Mike
Email:: parcy_2002@hotmail.com

Comments

I was wondering about good submarines and which ones to buy...could you send me info about where to buy good sub's i live in on the shores of lake michigan so i have a good place to go to.

thanks, Mike

Name:: Don Rolison
Email:: don_rolison@mitel.com

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Name:: Michael P. White
Email:: mpwhite@pobox.upenn.edu

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Am looking forward to getting into my new hobby.

Name:: Reinier Bergevoet
Email:: R.Bergevoet@marin.nl

Comments

I am interested in your WTC. It is for a Los Angeles class SSN 668I. Could you send me some information on the one I would need for this model. The scale is 1/72 so it will be app. 1.60 m. long

Name:: Nathan Hiskett
Email:: bob_burnquist_421@hotmail.com

Comments

Hi I am 12yrs old and i think your site is great and brilliant. The 1 thing i think is bad about it is that u dont sell boats or subs on this site so if u could think about this would u plz i really really want a r/c boat or r/c sub for Christmas so plz plz think about this. Sincerley, Nathan Hiskett

Name:: Ken
Email:

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Name:: Ken Kelly
Email:: GWK@aol.com

Comments

Other than 32nd parallel, who sells the OHIO SubHULL.?

Name:: allan772000
Email:: allan772000@hotmail.com

Comments

http://webinterests1.homestead.com/index2.html

Name:: George Johnson
Email:: gcjjr@concentric.net

Comments

I am very intrested in building a model sub. A German U-Boat or USN WW2 Fleetboat. Yours is the only web-site that I have found yet that says any thing about sub building. Can You point me in the right direction? thanks

Name:: George Johnson
Email:: gcjjr@concentric.net

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Name:: Magnus Simonsen
Email:: magsim@post.olivant.fo

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I like to build a ballast tank!, have someone a plane over it, and how it works?

Name:: Roger
Email:: roger.blyth@virgin.net

Comments

At last a site with subs yes its the best any one got any plans for a German classV11 U Boat

Name:: john hintz
Email:: roitan@hotmail.com

Comments

great informative websight spent 3 yrs. on subs in the late 50s, and would like to get started with working models. have not been able to down load your catalouge is there another way to receive it. thanks

Name:: Art Busalacchi
Email:: artbus77@mlode.com

Comments

Great web site...I am interested in purchasing a 3 inch lexan tube and caps with the running to place inside I want to retofit a 32 Type 23 sub with the inner hull... Would appreciate an answer....thanks Art.....

Name:: Derrick
Email:: derrick279@aol.com

Comments

Thank you for your E-mail reply. I think you work is excellent.

Name:: manawatu model boat club new zealand
Email:: ellisfamily@zfree.co.nz

Comments

Thanks for the great site,such imfo is in very short supply way down here at the bottom of the South Pasific.We are a club of 25 members,and due to the very mild winters, we sail all year round, in fresh water,we do not get snow ,ice etc.Most of our members would not have seen that cold stuff anyway. We sail surfice craft, although several of us do have plans for subs, but how the hell to get started is the big problem for us. Our plans are from the English pub.MAP.;and most of these are just line drawings, or in the case of their M9 U Boat are at least 35 yrs old. So please keep the site up dated, as there are a bunch of Kiwi boaties who look to you for ideas,inspiration,and now know that ,yea, it can be done.

Name:: Don Westerdale
Email:: rumchaserjr@aol.com

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Name:: Gary Wood
Email:: gwood19215@aol.com

Comments

They look cool! How can I get a FREE sample sub?

(Ha)

Name:: R.T. Fuller/TM3/0000
Email:: fuller@cybersuds.co.jp

Comments

Sirs, I am interested in RC subs. Also when I was in sub duty I drew plans for a one man sub useing a MK16 torpedo. Any idea were I could buy a surplus MK16? Thanks,R.T.Fuller/SSBN/618

Name:: A.T.
Email:: sardog@home.com

Comments

Trying to get started in the hobby, looking at the different web sites and looking for help getting started.

Name:: Nicholas Fung
Email:: lancair@netvigator.com

Comments

An excellant R/C Sub web site, and hope to have business with you soon.

Name:: Gene Gold
Email:: genegold@pacbell.net

Comments

Great Site, I have been interested in(getting into Sub modeling). Where can I find more information and prices. I have built a Dumas Cris-Craft 36 inch model.Thanks Much, Gene

Name:: STEVE DE FELICE
Email:: toyotaofstamford@prodigy.net

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Name:: Al Singleman Jr
Email:: Al@ssbn657.com

Comments

Great site, will be placing an order for parts soon.

Name:: Gary Rogak
Email:: midway642@earthlink.net

Comments

brovo zulu

Name:: Jared
Email:: vwthing@jaredsmail.com

Comments

Pretty good site!!! I like r/c subs, along with any r/c machine, but I like the site anyway!Well, it is agreat one!!!!

Name:: alfredo de lellis
Email:: hotmail.com

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It's my first time on your hompage because I want build a submarine.Please I need some planes to build this, my first submarine if you have some one. I have made some airplanes but now I want fall in deeps waters wiht a sumarine. Send some plains to my hotmail please!

Name:: alfredo de lellis
Email:: alfredo800@hotmail.com