OSPAM (Shawn Gibbs) wrote in message ...
In article , matt colie
writes:

Boy, you gadda set don n' figur o' What cher doin.

Wish that were the first time I'd heard that!
SNIP
Sometimes
science is advanced as much from the mistakes/failures as it is by the
successes. Although I very much prefer success, it's still just different
sides of the same coin to me.

Warm Regards
Shawn

Hey shawn, I think it is a great idea. Watch this forum for info on
skin on foam construction. Very light, very strong. Also maybe
consider a mast type appendage with the ability to generate power
during dive time. Like a solar panel and a windmill? Maybe even put a
couple of mirrors and tube in there and have a periscope?? Sounds like
fun. I remember how much **** I took last year with a boat with
negative rake and tumblehome shear, now there seem to be a bevy of
boats coming from the larger designers with just this "look".. Don't
let em' get you down, just keep buildin' it.
Scotty from SmallBoats.com

It's funny how the ones that are resistant to change (or anything new) whine
the loudest and longest ...I'm not *even* going to bring up the topic of
traditional boat building versus 'composite' ...doh!!! I appreciate all
kinds, and enjoy all kinds.

Brian


"Backyard Renegade" wrote in message
om...
OSPAM (Shawn Gibbs) wrote in message
...
In article , matt colie
writes:

Boy, you gadda set don n' figur o' What cher doin.

Wish that were the first time I'd heard that!
SNIP
Sometimes
science is advanced as much from the mistakes/failures as it is by the
successes. Although I very much prefer success, it's still just
different
sides of the same coin to me.

Warm Regards
Shawn

Hey shawn, I think it is a great idea. Watch this forum for info on
skin on foam construction. Very light, very strong. Also maybe
consider a mast type appendage with the ability to generate power
during dive time. Like a solar panel and a windmill? Maybe even put a
couple of mirrors and tube in there and have a periscope?? Sounds like
fun. I remember how much **** I took last year with a boat with
negative rake and tumblehome shear, now there seem to be a bevy of
boats coming from the larger designers with just this "look".. Don't
let em' get you down, just keep buildin' it.
Scotty from SmallBoats.com