Dreadnought location?
I am fairly sure from what I've read that it runs underneath a hockey field and that access is via a manhole but past that I have no idea.
PMs only if you do know something.
Thank you.
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Heard its a sewerage overflow or something so probably.aydun wrote:If you visit it you will probably die.
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And you're still keen?Echo wrote:Heard its a sewerage overflow or something so probably.aydun wrote:If you visit it you will probably die.
A faint wiff of sewage overflow is enough to stop me. *shudders* The pictures look too cool to miss.Midget wrote:And you're still keen?Echo wrote:Heard its a sewerage overflow or something so probably.aydun wrote:If you visit it you will probably die.
It's like the size of a football field, 2 stories high, with lights that you can turn on and it's all underground... Sounds epic.
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Do the lights still work, no.
You're not the first person to ask on this forum, I'll tell you what I told the last person:
Nick wrote: I'd advise against the last thing you mentioned for the fact that you're a life form that breathes oxygen.
So the air down there isn't so good? Ok added respirators to my checklist. Thanks.Nick wrote:Does it exist? Who's to say,
Do the lights still work, no.
You're not the first person to ask on this forum, I'll tell you what I told the last person:Nick wrote: I'd advise against the last thing you mentioned for the fact that you're a life form that breathes oxygen.
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Respirators will filter out particles, but will not help in a low oxygen atmosphere such as this.Echo wrote:So the air down there isn't so good? Ok added respirators to my checklist. Thanks.Nick wrote:Does it exist? Who's to say,
Do the lights still work, no.
You're not the first person to ask on this forum, I'll tell you what I told the last person:Nick wrote: I'd advise against the last thing you mentioned for the fact that you're a life form that breathes oxygen.
Breathing apparatus is what you need.
Often I go SCUBA diving with respirators, when I'm underwater and there is no breathable air my respirator turns it into gaseous 21% oxygen, 78% nitrogen...Echo wrote:So the air down there isn't so good? Ok added respirators to my checklist. Thanks.Nick wrote:Does it exist? Who's to say,
Do the lights still work, no.
You're not the first person to ask on this forum, I'll tell you what I told the last person:Nick wrote: I'd advise against the last thing you mentioned for the fact that you're a life form that breathes oxygen.
I think you need to do a bit more research before attempting things like this. Respirators won't give you oxygen, actually they reduce the flow of air to you to a certain extent. Particular filters (such as the "respirators" you're referring too) filter out airborne particles, the higher the rating the better they are, a P2 is the minimum required to filter out Asbestos particles for example.
I'm doubtful you'd find it's location too easily, and even if you did, finding your way in is another matter, and you might open it to find it full to the brim with poopies.
There's a "way" of doing things like this, without lying dead on the floor of a sewer. Learn from people who know, don't just post things on fourms,
What if you turn on the wrong switch and it kills you...Echo wrote: The pictures look too cool to miss.
It's like the size of a football field, 2 stories high, with lights that you can turn on and it's all underground... Sounds epic.
Like what was mentioned before it's not worth the risk. We aren't trying to scare you. Move on.
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Probably better off investing all that money in camera gear. Yum. A7ii.
I wonder if there are any in Australia.
There's actually none remaining with exception of the USS Texas.Midget wrote:I'd rather explore this kind of dreadnought. Haha.
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I wonder if there are any in Australia.
Partly due to the Washington treaty of 1922 (which forced nations to scrap capital ships) and World War II.
Which meant that treaty was a bit of a waste as well - WWII still happened.
Hooray Uncle Sam for wasting taxpayer dollars!!!
One thing when you learn about history at school - humanity never learns from past lessons.
Back to topic - I think this place should more appropriately called the "Gas Chamber"
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Gas Chamber is already the name of a drain feature & bridge room. Melbourne has so many excellent things we've doubled up on names.theedge wrote:[
Back to topic - I think this place should more appropriately called the "Gas Chamber"
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Edit: Beaten.
d0dg3r wrote:Got any pics?
Edit: Beaten.
Went with CC and still haven't got a new phone (getting one for my birthday on Sunday) so unfortunately no pics. Definitely not locations you can access by yourself is all I'll say.aydun wrote:Pics pls.
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Excuses excuses.Echo wrote:d0dg3r wrote:Got any pics?
Edit: Beaten.Went with CC and still haven't got a new phone (getting one for my birthday on Sunday) so unfortunately no pics. Definitely not locations you can access by yourself is all I'll say.aydun wrote:Pics pls.
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"Pics or it didn't happen"
Just a harmless explorer. No need to waste taxes checking me