Why? They agree with me that only failed (cracked and broken)
fiberglass will have less transparency than good, strong, unbroken
fiberglass. When the fibers break, they expose unwetted glass, which
is translucent.


He's right, Bob. And all this proves that my thin 35s5 hull may be a
good deal tougher than Mooron's 3/4" hull, though probably less tough
than those radomes.


RB
35s5
NY

Your hull is as strong as jet turbine blades. In fact, only one substance
known to man is tougher.

Amen!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Why? They agree with me that only failed (cracked and broken)
fiberglass will have less transparency than good, strong, unbroken
fiberglass. When the fibers break, they expose unwetted glass, which
is translucent.


He's right, Bob. And all this proves that my thin 35s5 hull may be a
good deal tougher than Mooron's 3/4" hull, though probably less tough
than those radomes.


RB
35s5
NY

Bob Crantz wrote:

Your hull is as strong as jet turbine blades. In fact, only one substance
known to man is tougher.

The calluses on his knuckles?

Cheers
Marty

"Bob Crantz"
Your hull is as strong as jet turbine blades.

Which come apart with great regularity ... like it they hit a bird.