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im 14 and iv already got a robbe seawolf model sub, it sank im 3meters of sea water the reciever has jus started to work 12days later and it is now fully operational. it sank on its 3rd sea trial, tho it only leaked 15cubic cm of water, it managed to survive and didnt have a major blow out it appears that the o-ring seal sometimes twists and opens up a hole, oops!! however a friend lent me a kit that read its depth iv so far got it to 4.65m but i lost radio contact at 2m, good job its not a ballast sub!!! Iv been looking for a site like this for some time and now iv found it im set on building my own typhoon sub. thanks very much for the helpful info!!!

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I'm new to this hobby, but astounding work and detail!!!

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Very Very nice work you definatley have a skill and patience for this type of stuff. I am getting ready to start on a 1/72 scale version and was wondering if in the forward hull if there was enough room to put on of the estes rockets in their to actually do a surface launch and how u might do this. If you have any ideas or comments on this please let me know. thanks. again nice work

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My buddy and I were throwing ideas around for an RC Sub. I'm sure this website will be used for reference. Great site and beautiful boat!

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looking for a good rc sub for a beginer

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Hello, your submarine looks very good. Good luck by diving the rc-boat. _________________ greetings bjoern "Mast und Schottbruch"

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Inspiring website. Really makes me want to try to build something myself. Thanks for a nice read!

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Very nice and detail. I hope can make one of this some time.when I retire my sea life, Please keep contact with me.. Best Rgad. David Li

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I love it! I've been looking to get a sub, but building one sounds to be a bit more challenging! I'm going to have to research this more! Great Sight! You should post some videos, Are you planing on making working torps?

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looking fore rc red october sub