Spudguns on the high seas

[POLAND_SPUD]

Except that water cannons don't force them to stop/disengage

yeah but they are not illegal and most likely they are already in place

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Apparently even marine biologists have gotten into the act





Looks like an electrically actuated sprinkler valve, flow restrictions, dead space galore... uoi'd expect more from academics, dolphin huggers or not.

Still, spudguns and birthday yoga, I chose the wrong career

[AnotherSnappedLine]

See I think you all are wrong, this is a perfectly adequate cannon. If any of you own a boat, nets are sucked up super easily and can ruin your whole lower unit. I see some potential in this. All it needs to be perfect is motion activation and a somesort of autoloader(like a hopper)

[JDP12]

no... this is not a good cannon. massive flow restrictinos, electric actuation, not a well constructed cannon

[Labtecpower]

VERY bad cannon. Huge dead space.
I think this is a sort of spare parts cannon. Just for fun.

And, I think you can have a lot of fun with it.



And, if I want to impress pirates, I would build a high mix hybrid Flak 88 with cartridges

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

no... this is not a good cannon. massive flow restrictinos, electric actuation, not a well constructed cannon

I think he's referring to the cannon in the original post, after we pooh-poohed the idea of firing nets to ensare the propulsion system versus destroying the actual superstructure