- Front-mounted
snorkels proved po****r in
European snorkeling until the late 1950s when side-mounted
snorkels came into the ascendancy. Front-mounted
snorkels experienced...
-
Although snorkels allowed submarines to use
their diesel engines while submerged,
their use had
limitations and problems. U-boats with
their snorkels raised...
- "independent"
snorkels, or just "
snorkels", and
which are
curved tubes with a bite-grip mouthpiece, and "integrated"
snorkels,
which are part of a "
snorkel mask"...
-
vehicle snorkel is the land-based
equivalent of the
submarine snorkel which allows submarines to use
diesel engines while submerged.
Snorkels, when used...
- Look up
snorkel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Snorkel may
refer to:
Snorkel (swimming), a
breathing tube for
swimmers or
divers and its use in the...
- organisers.
Competitors must wear
snorkels,
masks and flippers. A
wetsuit is not compulsory, but is
often worn. Bog
snorkelling competitors must
traverse two...
- The
Snorkel is a 1958
British thriller film
directed by Guy
Green and
stars Peter van Eyck,
Betta St. John and
Mandy Miller. It was a
Hammer Films production...
-
gained the
common name of "
snorkel parka"
because the hood can be
zipped right up
leaving only a
small tunnel (or
snorkel) for the
wearer to look out...
- twin 57mm and twin 25mm anti-aircraft guns and no
snorkels,
although the guns were
removed and
snorkels added soon
after the
boats entered service. Six...
-
Diving mask.
Requirements and test methods.
Snorkels BS 4532:1969
British standard,
Specification for
snorkels and face masks.
Amended 1977. DIN 7878:1980...
