ce certiication

hi all i own a arvor20 and see that the ce certification says.
<c>6632.0048 a09rcd.can anyone desipher this and tell me?by the way it feels very safe offshore but id just like to know what it all means.thanks.
gary

 

it means in 6032 yrs you will catch a 48 kg snapper on 9 kilo monofilement

 

im flat out catching a 4kg snap so i have something to look foward too.

 

CE Certification

Fishingaz,
Your reference is to the Certificate of Conformity (Recreational Craft Directive) that the boatbuilder must supply with all new boats.
As the CE regulations are mainly self certificated by each boat builder then he will state the parts of the RCD that apply to his boats in '6632 0048 A 09 RCD'. Hope this helps.

Cheers
Graham Westbrook
Naval Architect

 

thanks graham.so being self aprooved there were no stability tests that had to be met before that cert was given?forgive my ignorance.its just i have seen on here somewhere that a certain ce=wind strength up to force 8.and so on .just like to know that production type boatbuilders have to meet some standard.thanks again gary

 

mate I stand to be corrected, but for class c,d, there are no stabilty tests, only b and and your boat si too short to get either b or a
in nz, for charter they would do and incline test, I used to load with sand bags and the man from the ministry would come and check that looks like mooloolaba lauries marina?

 

thanks jack .i just like to know as much as i can about the boat that im on 30 mile offshore.and yes it is lawries and over the years they have been very good to deal with .thanks again gary.

 

Clearly, the hull is designed for shallow water work, meaning it may not be as well suited to deep water efforts as others, particularly those geared toward this task. Contact the designer.

 

send me a pm, or email, maybe we can get together on it, I,m in Buderim

 

hi par it was designed for the north sea and has a draft of .640 so not too little water