Sea Sparrow Submarine

Inspired by the smaller submarines of the Subnautica franchise, this submarine is a great small exploration submarine and with some effort might be able to carry some small custom modules for utility as well.

Current Features:
-An air tank capable of supplying the submarine with oxygen underwater for exactly 48 minutes, this can be extended with available space under the Sea Sparrow.
-A battery that can last for at least an hour at full charge.
-Floodlights to help see through the depths of the abyss.
-2 Interior seats and 2 grab bars on the outside, similar to the tadpole of Subnautica 2.
-Large wing flaps capable of pitching the submarine to 90 degrees both up and down.
-A relatively fast speed easily allowing users to traverse great distances in the water in any direction.
-Turning propellers allowing the Sea Sparrow to pivot left and right on the spot without further movement.
-A noninvasive head's up display showing the battery's remaining charge in percentage.
-Control panel (typewriter) on the rear of the cockpit allowing for a complete unobstructed viewing area forward of the submarine.
-Double doors on either side of the cockpit for very easy access even when the Sea Sparrow is not level.
-A magnetic charging port + docking connectors on top prepared for any easy moonpool setup to automatically stow and charge the submarine in your base while not in use.

Before you can start the Sea Sparrow, you will have to wire the battery to the switch at the rear of the submarine back up to the motor in the cockpit as crafts and additions does not save wiring setups. Additionally, you will have to also connect the universal joint rods as displayed in the images; specifically, the two open rotation areas in the cockpit with the swivels on the wings.

Controls as configured in the schematic:

w = forward movement
q and e = left and right wing controls for pitching up
s = backward movement
left shift and c = left and right wing controls for pitching down
a and d = left and right spinning in place
left crtl = docking connector deployment
r = engine start/stop

Floodlights are not connected to any button but instead are bound to the lever in front of the typewriter.