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froggyfrenchman User is Offline

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31 May 2011 12:57 PM
Great post. There are never too many battle reports.. Mikey

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31 May 2011 09:22 PM
Guys, How deep is the Oakboro Pond?? Nikki

The mighty beast is wounded, a Swordfish torpedoed the steering gear, with rudder's jammed..is his Achilles Heel with... K.G.5 and Rodney closing in for the kill". From "You Must Sink The Bismarck" on youtube.. On a sidenote, That line is true :D

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01 Jun 2011 12:20 AM
6 feet max. Mike Mangus tested the area to the left of the fountain this time. Last fall he tested the area to the right of the fountain. The area to the left of the fountain goes right down to 6 feet deep within 10 feet of the shore though.

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01 Jun 2011 08:46 AM
I'd call it more around 7 feet deep to the right of the fountain ... I had to dive for the Erin during the battle.

Mike Mangus Beware the French Revolution! Operational: HMS Erin DN FN Richelieu BB FN Verite PDN Launched Le Requin Xebec (AoS) Under Construction: FN Mogador DE FN Gascogne BB (Treaty) FN Bretagne (1/96) (delayed) Mothballed: FN Bearn CV

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01 Jun 2011 11:21 AM
So with a good float and a strong 6' tether you wouldn't have had to dive right? Might want to install one, you seem to have developed a habit of sinking in the deepest part of the lake. And I'm going to be on the other side next time.

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