transverse bottom frame in a powerboat (wood,plywd,molded frp part)

Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by L.DOSSO, May 9, 2005.

  1. L.DOSSO
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    L.DOSSO Junior Member

    Hi,what is the advantage of a transverse frame(in a power boat V-hull)which is fixed at the keel and pinned or hinged at the chine rather than fixed both at the keel and at the chine?
     

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    Looks like they bolted the skin to the frame...could be wrong
    Steve
     
  3. L.DOSSO
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    L.DOSSO Junior Member

    ok thanks steve.
    Lucas
     
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