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Tempo Deep Dive Sub

A modest-size submarine for deep dive operations that includes no exploits!

Or one exploit, I'm honestly not sure if catalytic converters themselves count as an exploit.

This diesel-powered sub is capable of 40 m/s sprints, 20 m/s sustained journeys. It operates at all depths, although it is not a military vehicle and is not intended to go long distances while deep underwater.

at 17000 kg and $135,000, it can sustain a multiplayer crew or be used solo, as you prefer. It is small and relatively lightweight in terms of physics load.

A small "phonebooth" entryway can be used while in the deep to allow players to enter and exit the ship without taking on any additional water. Diving suits are available both internally and externally to support dive operations.

The diesel system obviously requires air to run while underwater. However, the way catalytic converters work means you'll never actually run out. Instead, what will happen is "air toxicity": air will completely fill up every tank on board until the engine chokes on the fact that there's nowhere to put more air. This is due to the catalytic converter converting the mass of the burned fuel into air.

Is it an exploit? I dunno. It's the only thing the catalytic converter does.

However, this means you will need to deploy the snorkle to sustain deep dive operations. The game does not seem to go deep enough to exceed max snorkle range.

Comes with autopilot and personal gear. Tow ropes, air hoses, and fuel hoses are also included.