Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

too much sail up.

duh.

Bart Senior wrote:

Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

The pipes for the self-draining cockpit haven't been installed correctly -
port drain is going to port outlet and vice-versa.


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1.The seal on your rail is gone....
2. Your through-hulls are open

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It was designed and built by the KIWI's??

It was designed and built by the KIWI's??

No. That's why hulls crack open. But, I guess you could file that
under "ballast problems."

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

Planking is dry and needs to swell.

Seahag

Bart Senior wrote:

Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

Crew keep sitting on wrong rail.


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www.artbywally.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
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Your boat takes on water only when heeled.
on either tack. Name a possible cause. [1 pt]

I've seen this.

It was caused by a keel mounted mast filling up with water. When the boat
was heeled, the mast bent sufficiently to break the seal at the keel - and
so the water leaked out.

Is this what you had in mind?


Regards


Donal
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HA HA HA Good one Thom.........


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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It was designed and built by the KIWI's??