planned inversion

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by dave smith, Aug 1, 2004.

  1. dave smith
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    since rogue waves cannot be predicted, what are the strategies for assuring survival and reducing damage?
     
    dave smith, Aug 1, 2004
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    Buy one of those USCG boats from the Columbia bar! :D
     
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  3. dave smith
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    dave smith

    I have seen some horrendous photos of that crossing and concurr with your sentiment. Why go to sea in a boat with negative bouancy and one that suffers compromised hull integrity after turning turtle?
    DS
     
    dave smith, Aug 2, 2004
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