RIB design - fast Rescue, self righting

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by KND, Nov 29, 2007.

  1. KND
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    KND Naval Architect

    This fast rescue rib was designed for the Coast Guard (not allowed to mention the country).
    The boat is completely self righting without the help of any mechanical self righting bags.
    For more info: please refer to my website:
    www.kobusnavaldesign.com
     
  2. kach22i
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  3. KND
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    unfortunetly not. this one never made it to the water. was a concept and i need to refine it. a lot
     
  4. kach22i
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    Is the craft on your homepage going to the Turks?

    The picture I hot-linked (liked) is just very cool.
     
  5. KND
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    Turks

    That boat has been already delived. 24 boats was built and the last were delivered about a month ago. have a look at the movie clip. This boat is self righting and rights itself in 5 seconds. we have lifted her upside down, flipped over trying to test the mechanical self righting bag without any luck. it rights to quickly.
     
  6. kach22i
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    I have a very old computer, will not support the Quick-Time required for the movie.

    Post it on Youtube or something will ya?
     

  7. KND
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    I'll try. check it out on you tube soon
     
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