What part of the word ANYTHING do you not understand Doug? I told you
that I can draw you a vessel with an LPS of 180 degrees which is much
more than the Micro. Since that drawing will describe a vessel it must
be included in the description ANYTHING. Now PAY UP or be known as a
liar and cheat! I could also give you a long list of pocket cruisers
that have been built with very high LPS (and more than any Micro) but
that won't be needed since you've lost already.

Cheers MC

DSK wrote:

The navigator© wrote:


Let me repost your bet:

"I bet anything you care to name that they have a higher LPOS that
anything else in their size range."


So far you have not listed any boat in that size range.



The bolger micro does not have an LPOS of 180 degrees so you loose!


Wrong.


I
can draw you a vessel right now that has an LPS of 180 and the same
length so YOU LOOSE.


But that is not an existing vessel, so no... I don't lose. Pay up.



FYI a box section CANNOT have an LPS of 180
degrees.


Sure it can. If it has a ballast keel below and bouyant spars above, then it
will darn sure like to sit right side up better than upside down.


It's a common first year naval architecture problem (since lots
of RORO's have near perfect box sections).


Uh huh. And how many ROROs have ballast keels and bouyant masts?

I am still waiting your explanation of why, in this one particular case, the
capsize screen has no bearing on LPOS. In all other cases, it is an
excellent way of determining the relative LPOS of similar vessels.



Pay up!!!!!!!!!


Is it a quaint NZ custom that the winner pays a bet? Sorry, it doesn't work
that way over here.

DSK