Stock submarine. Yes, this one dives without being pushed under!

[Majorjim!]

The main reason I built this ugly thing is to prove it can be done.

We know it can be done man, in fact I/we pointed you in the right direction by mentioning that some parts sink on their own before you made this.

Share the love mate, share the love.

[Azimech]

True, you guys mentioned the MK3-3.75 adapter. I found it to be unworkable and abandoned constructing with it.

A few days ago I built an amphibious crane capable of sailing to the island runway, then drive up to the hangars. I transported 114t, two 57t MK3 tanks there. In the previous attempt when I tried time acceleration, the tanks RUDded themselves from the superstructure and sank with 2 m/s towards the bottom. Bingo.

[Majorjim!]

True, you guys mentioned the MK3-3.75 adapter. I found it to be unworkable and abandoned constructing with it.

A few days ago I built an amphibious crane capable of sailing to the island runway, then drive up to the hangars. I transported 114t, two 57t MK3 tanks there. In the previous attempt when I tried time acceleration, the tanks RUDded themselves from the superstructure and sank with 2 m/s towards the bottom. Bingo.

Yes we helped you.

Cheers.

[Enorats]

You won't be able to resubmerse after surfacing without Hyperedit (or some other method of adding fuel back in).

So.. a large.. er, very large.. VTOL tanker aircraft hovering over the submarine, dropping a KAS winch down to it, plugging in and pumping fuel into the sub? Aerial refueling of a submersible. It'd totally work. And hey, if it doesn't.. maybe an even larger VTOL tanker aircraft with floats? It lands on top of the sub, docks with it via a docking port.. then pumps it fuel of fuel and takes off again.. letting the sub sink!