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06-15-2009, 12:36 AM
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| Reasonable amount of reserve buoyancy for a 16' cat? I'm curious what the 'standard' percentage of design weight is usually provided for reserve buoyancy. I assume that both hulls need to be designed to provide roughly this amount each as the maximal loading will be when flying a pontoon (i.e. all the weight will be on one pontoon and the sail's downforce will be the greatest).  |
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