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I also thought about this years ago. mostly for a masthead float for a
trimaran. I considered using calcium carbide that reacts with water to produce LOTS of acetylene gas that would seriously inflate some kind of bag. Of course acetylene can be explosive with a spark but you are sinking anyway....... The calcium carbide would be fairly easy to store as it comes as rock-like chunks but produces copious volumes of gas. I have also considerd adding foam floatation to my boat. She has many little areas that are never used for anything whose total volume might be enough. |
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