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Composite w/Core 4 44.44%
Solid Glass 0 0%
Glass w/ Wood "Core" 0 0%
Wood 0 0%
Metal 0 0%
Flat Panel Multi-Option (see below) 5 55.56%
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Old 06-28-2002, 07:11 PM
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As you say, Tom, the finer fwd sections would compromise interior space to some extent. It can also lead to handling problems when running with a sea. I have tried to counter both by running quite wide chines and by incorporating a "secondary chine". This increases the hull volume fwd and will also help keep the boat a bit drier.
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4 more days unless we agree that the info flo-dies sooner. We could always bring it back up AGAIN!!! (just like the voting here in Fl)
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I vote for Core Cell, with vinelester res. and Trevira after the skin coat.........................
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To clarify Nomad, you voted for Composite w/Core rather than Flat Panel Multi-Option because you would want to be free to design with curvature / non-developable surfaces?

For aesthetics or quantifiable/performance/handling reasons?
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Basicly and I know about it where as Flat panel I have never delt with it so.............................
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Well the poll is over Flat panel wins................Cheaters!!!!
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Why the long face Nomad?
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Now I have to learn something new................Darn!!!!
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Posted up some Rhino pics of a developable hull, 29ft with an inboard - O/B http://www.boatdesign.net/gallery/index.pl?photo=88

This is why I am a sailor and not a designer !

I must get out more....

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Hmmm you also may notice the hull is strangely similar to the Open 50....
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Open 50 here... http://www.boatdesign.net/gallery/index.pl?photo=58

(sorry but I can't get the reply or edit pages up so it's quickies only!)
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