Newbie wanting tips on "Bug out boat"

rwatson · Mar 11, 2018

I dont think the Tattoo are in business ?
Their web site news has only news up to Feb 2015. I think they tried to move factories, and just stopped manufacturing.

Angélique · Mar 11, 2018

I've wondered about that too.

Angélique · Mar 13, 2018

BTW, for anyone who wants to DIY build, or wants to commission, a 26' PowerSailer to bug out, Tad has plans for a max 40 Hp outboard 26' Cat Schooner . . .

JamesG123 · Jul 9, 2018

Angélique said: ↑

I think a small sub on the bottom of the Hudson will do to survive a Hurricane, it needs only to be able to dive and rise, so it will be easy to operate, and Hurricanes don't tend to stay long at one place . .
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The bottoms of all the water around NYC is full of all the billionaire/supervillan's secret lairs and escape subs already. There's a (century) long waiting list with the Illuminati for a berth.

Angélique · Jul 14, 2018

James you're quite right, and the bottom of the Hudson in NYC also isn't safe for escape subs, here's pier 88 where the SS Normandie caught fire and capsized while being converted into the troopship USS Lafayette (AP-53) in 1942 . . .

After the 1942 fire and capsize she was salvaged in 1943 and redesignated into a transport and aircraft ferry, and renamed to USS Lafayette (APV-4)

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P.S. - ↑ side note: turbo-electric transmission "Latest Triumphs In Electric Ships" Popular Science, November 1933, page 16 & 17 and 108.

SS Normandie ~ USS Lafayette (AP-53) ~ (APV-4), original propulsion: 4 steam turbines, 4 electric motors, 4 propellers, total power 160,000 hp / 200,000 hp max.