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| Part II La-La-La |
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| Part III La-La-La again. |
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| Part IV Common info. |
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| Dim, priewjet, sjarasjy pjerwy klas boemaga's, spasiba! (hello, good first class papers, thanks!) and my greek can do too... yipster |
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| I am very glad Yipster, I understand English while better. I attempt to learn Dutch under the "ABC". I have not many time. Dim. |
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| A popular book Hi, Yipster. From your posts I fancy that you are not a professional naval architect, so you should orientate to some lower-level professional literature - the one which could provide you every information on ship theory, while presenting the means of calculation that can be easily understood and caried out by laics. I would recommend the "Basic Ship Theory", vol. 1 & 2, from authors Rawson & Tupper. Everything you asked about is there. |
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| without disrespect for all the above and what i've learned i was reading on this odd site the arch of noach might have been shaped upside down as voight hull. its here i found this rather nice stability simulator ah wait... roll dynamics and stability samples too have a look at those simulators and get yourselves capsized, they open from the files on the net without downloading the small files. |
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| Hi, An old thread, but some great info, so here is a BUMP! Best regards, Robin. |