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Bart Senior July 27th 04 03:14 AM

Seamanship Question #12
 
1 point each

Explain the effect known as "bank cushion".

Explain the effect know as "bank suction".

What is the result of the two effect combined?



Marc July 27th 04 03:25 AM

Seamanship Question #12
 
Narrow water, shallow with steep banks.

a boat will push water with the bow which will build up a high
pressure or cushion which will force the bow away from the bank.

suction will happen at the stern which will pull the stern into the
bank.

result can be a sharp veer to the opposite bank.



On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 02:14:03 GMT, "Bart Senior"
wrote:

1 point each

Explain the effect known as "bank cushion".

Explain the effect know as "bank suction".

What is the result of the two effect combined?



Horvath July 27th 04 04:58 AM

Seamanship Question #12
 
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 02:14:03 GMT, "Bart Senior"
wrote this crap:

1 point each

Explain the effect known as "bank cushion".



Having enough money in your checking account to cover any emergencies.


Explain the effect know as "bank suction".



Paying a high service charge when you don't have the minimun required
for free checking.


What is the result of the two effect combined?



Your wife goes shopping for new shoes.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

otnmbrd July 27th 04 04:58 AM

Seamanship Question #12
 


Marc wrote:
Narrow water, shallow with steep banks.

a boat will push water with the bow which will build up a high
pressure or cushion which will force the bow away from the bank.

suction will happen at the stern which will pull the stern into the
bank.

result can be a sharp veer to the opposite bank.


If handled correctly, can also be a way of making a turn in the
river/channel, without the use of rudder.

otn


Bart Senior July 27th 04 05:10 PM

Seamanship Question #12
 
1 point to you Marc.


Marc wrote
Narrow water, shallow with steep banks.

a boat will push water with the bow which will build up a high
pressure or cushion which will force the bow away from the bank.

suction will happen at the stern which will pull the stern into the
bank.

result can be a sharp veer to the opposite bank.



On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 02:14:03 GMT, "Bart Senior"
wrote:

1 point each

Explain the effect known as "bank cushion".

Explain the effect know as "bank suction".

What is the result of the two effect combined?






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