Comments on: Secret of the Beaufort Sea – Page 40 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404 Weekly Nautical Adventure Webcomic Wed, 22 Apr 2026 13:47:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Scurlogg_hawkk http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2327 Scurlogg_hawkk Thu, 14 Feb 2013 12:08:12 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2327 This end this awesome chapter of a great stuff to come This end this awesome chapter of a great stuff to come

]]> By: ThreeOneFive http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2248 ThreeOneFive Sun, 16 Dec 2012 05:32:11 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2248 Thanks, SoftSpot! We'll have some bonus material available on Christmas and New Year's day, but the next story starts on January 8th. I can definitely promise more adventure, fun, and mystery! Happy Holidays! Thanks, SoftSpot!

We’ll have some bonus material available on Christmas and New Year’s day, but the next story starts on January 8th. I can definitely promise more adventure, fun, and mystery!

Happy Holidays!

]]> By: SoftSpot http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2244 SoftSpot Fri, 14 Dec 2012 20:01:00 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2244 Good story. I enjoyed it from the first frame to the last. Magnificent piece of work, great style! And it is an open ending... for why was there hope "they" had not noticed that radiation? And who are "they"? Anyway: this adventure came to a good end, though they really do need a bit of time to get the sub back in "ship-shape" again. (if they can use an electician for helping hand: I'm available :) ) I'm looking forward to coming episodes, whenever they may come! Good story. I enjoyed it from the first frame to the last. Magnificent piece of work, great style!
And it is an open ending… for why was there hope “they” had not noticed that radiation? And who are “they”?
Anyway: this adventure came to a good end, though they really do need a bit of time to get the sub back in “ship-shape” again. (if they can use an electician for helping hand: I’m available :) )
I’m looking forward to coming episodes, whenever they may come!

]]> By: ThreeOneFive http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2241 ThreeOneFive Thu, 13 Dec 2012 21:44:30 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2241 Welcome aboard, Jago! Thanks for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed Secret of the Beaufort Sea. More Daredevils is just around the corner... and, make sure to stop by on or around Christmas, as there will be a present of sorts waiting here for you (and the other Daredevilers)! Welcome aboard, Jago!

Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you enjoyed Secret of the Beaufort Sea. More Daredevils is just around the corner… and, make sure to stop by on or around Christmas, as there will be a present of sorts waiting here for you (and the other Daredevilers)!

]]> By: Jago of the 7 knives http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2240 Jago of the 7 knives Thu, 13 Dec 2012 06:34:01 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2240 An unexpected ending. Damn good story. Can't wait for the next one. Merry Christmas 315! An unexpected ending. Damn good story. Can’t wait for the next one. Merry Christmas 315!

]]> By: MalikTous http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2238 MalikTous Wed, 12 Dec 2012 16:16:57 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2238 This makes it quite obvious the boat is no nuke. A boat powered by various combustion engine types and batteries need only worry about damage or spillage from fuel tanks and battery cells, not residual heat from isotope decay. A diesel boat (or Walter turbine, Stirling, or Otto Monopropellant fuel powered long-duration submersible) needs pay no attention to maintaining coolant flow while in drydock - or careened or beached. When any of the nuke boats I was on went into drydock, we had to send divers down to connect hoses to the seawater coolant intakes on one side or the other (or both) plus the auxiliary diesel engine so we could avoid problems with reactor cooling... This makes it quite obvious the boat is no nuke. A boat powered by various combustion engine types and batteries need only worry about damage or spillage from fuel tanks and battery cells, not residual heat from isotope decay. A diesel boat (or Walter turbine, Stirling, or Otto Monopropellant fuel powered long-duration submersible) needs pay no attention to maintaining coolant flow while in drydock – or careened or beached. When any of the nuke boats I was on went into drydock, we had to send divers down to connect hoses to the seawater coolant intakes on one side or the other (or both) plus the auxiliary diesel engine so we could avoid problems with reactor cooling…

]]> By: From the Desk of Captain Custer http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2237 From the Desk of Captain Custer Wed, 12 Dec 2012 02:00:08 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2237 You're right on the money, Mr. Hughes. After the wallop laid on us by the werewhale, we won't be going anywhere for some time, limping or otherwise. The crew will be pulling double shifts on repair duty for weeks before this bucket is sea-worthy. You’re right on the money, Mr. Hughes.

After the wallop laid on us by the werewhale, we won’t be going anywhere for some time, limping or otherwise.

The crew will be pulling double shifts on repair duty for weeks before this bucket is sea-worthy.

]]> By: David Hughes http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2236 David Hughes Tue, 11 Dec 2012 20:41:07 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2236 Beaching or Careening a vessel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Careening In this case, what you do when you're 3000 miles from your nearest safe harbor. Beaching or Careening a vessel.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Careening

In this case, what you do when you’re 3000 miles from your nearest safe harbor.

]]> By: T. Gatto http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2235 T. Gatto Tue, 11 Dec 2012 18:10:18 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2235 Is that an actual method of Dry Docking and fixing a Sub? I just figured they would have a base somewhere to limp back to. P.S. Got my print, thanks! Is that an actual method of Dry Docking and fixing a Sub?
I just figured they would have a base somewhere to limp back to.

P.S. Got my print, thanks!

]]> By: Amy Wink Hei http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2234 Amy Wink Hei Tue, 11 Dec 2012 17:33:44 +0000 http://deepdivedaredevils.com/?p=404#comment-2234 “A little more persistence, a little more effort, and what seemed hopeless failure may turn to glorious success.” - Elbert Hubbard Pride and adoration do not fully describe my feelings for you, my love. Congratulations on the completion of your first Deep Dive Daredevils story! It has been a privilege watching you grow as a creator and writer. Hats off to Dan, Evin, Danilo, and Steven as well! You all are simply amazing. “A little more persistence, a little more effort, and what seemed hopeless failure may turn to glorious success.” – Elbert Hubbard

Pride and adoration do not fully describe my feelings for you, my love. Congratulations on the completion of your first Deep Dive Daredevils story! It has been a privilege watching you grow as a creator and writer. Hats off to Dan, Evin, Danilo, and Steven as well! You all are simply amazing.

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