I like dumb things, do tell. Hardcore mission?Vicinity wrote:With that said that's still a possible entrance, just really dumb.
I like dumb things, do tell. Hardcore mission?Vicinity wrote:With that said that's still a possible entrance, just really dumb.
There would be a hardcore mission for one entrance. Think about the design and purpose of the Dred. It is designed to hold peak flows of raw sewage and release it at a constant rate into a local waterway during heavy flows. The tunnel from the Dread into that local waterway seems to be very short, but it consists of several narrow crawl diameter pipes that are UNDER WATER. So even if you were scuba qualified you could not get you and your scuba gear through them. Added to this it would be dark, and no one had explored them before.Echo wrote:I like dumb things, do tell. Hardcore mission?Vicinity wrote:With that said that's still a possible entrance, just really dumb.
Why does dread look so clean in those pictures. The only time I've ever experienced it, well it was empty of most waste, but you could feel the wet, slipperyness beneath your shoes as you walked around the place and hoped to god you didn't slip over. In those pictures it looks like someone pressure hosed the concrete down.Oldfart wrote: This ends http://www.uer.ca/urbanadventure/www.ur ... /index.htm does not justify getting yourself killed.
Panic had class. Rumor is he hired monkeys form a circus / public servants / homeless people to clean out that place before he took the photos.Echo wrote:Why does dread look so clean in those pictures. The only time I've ever experienced it, well it was empty of most waste, but you could feel the wet, slipperyness beneath your shoes as you walked around the place and hoped to god you didn't slip over. In those pictures it looks like someone pressure hosed the concrete down.Oldfart wrote: This ends http://www.uer.ca/urbanadventure/www.ur ... /index.htm does not justify getting yourself killed.
(sorry for replying to an old post )
You're correct - all you have to do is move the massive metal plate. It's very heavy though. You won't be able to turn on the lights/fans etc tho because the control room is 100% alarmed, and actually has a response if you set it off.Jo_Mcflo wrote: ↑06 Feb 2017, 7:43 pm(sorry for replying to an old post )
I go near dreadnought almost daily for certain reasons and the big plate on top seems like you could just pull it off the manhole covers (It will rotate, its not bolted down or anything, just very heavy and hard to move). If you had some really strong rope to support the pulling and a few guys, it seems very possible. Also the manholes may be sealed I havent checked, but if so there must be a way to bypass it. Cracking the seal, etc.
No idea about security there (I did read somewhere that there are security guards, I know that there are in the school opposite the sewer, they are there almost 24/7. I dont believe the ground where its based at has security guards). Im sure if you planned it enough you could get in there even with the alarms and cameras (Im not aware of any of this first hand btw). Just makes it more difficult. If I get anymore info which I plan to, I'll keep you guys updated.
Huge threat as in if you retard the flow at peak velocity by leaning on a lever or something, the whole trunk will back up and all the ERS outlets (including dread) will discharge into the drains and creeks full bore. This is fine when you have a rainstorm and the sewage is diluted and removed by the flow. Not so good if it's concentrated sewage bubbling out.