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There was nothing wrong with the stability of the boat. Why are you
blaming the vessel? It had been in use since the 1950's. The stability issue has to do with accessive weight of the passengers. In aviation...... the FAA considered the average human carcass to weight 170 pounds. That was in the 80's. I think it's actually higher now. In the 1950's it was siginificantly lower. Weight in passeger calculations weight and balance calculations are far more important in aviation. You want to "supersize your order sir?" next time a mcdonalds employee askes you that , think about the statistics before you say "yes" The blame lies on human obesity. thats it. bob, freind to capt. neil and like minded fellows of the sea. |
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