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Old 12-19-2010, 02:53 PM
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I wonder What was done according to the classification of boat. what is that rules. For example A Class (unlimited ocean) rules includes 400 liter water capacity

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Class rules are about safety in defined sea conditions. You need to read the rules where scantlings, inclination tests, openings, etc. are all described, defined and calculations given.
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Boat level according to the gross tonnage and dominant force device power into groups
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