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#2266 07/09/05 01:00 PM
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im an mechanical engineering student, im much interested in submarines i consider submarine techology is one of the advanced tech. so i would like to have more in puts to my limited knwledge

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http://www.plsgoogleit.com

Sorry ... just couldn't resist. But it truly is the answer to your question.

Well that and joining the Navy.


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I expect submarines to be cheap and safe when the diode array emerges. www.diodearray.com .

Aloha, Charlie


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