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In article , Richard Casady wrote:
On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 09:41:10 GMT, "Dennis Pogson" wrote: [snip] If this system worked the QM2 would use it instead of spending $millions on stabilisiers. What they have is better and they use it. This does not mean that an arrangement of tanks cannot work at all. Surely the water wouldn't slosh until the boat started to heel, and then it would slosh to the lower side aggravating the situation rather than helping it. Then, as the wave passed, and the boat was prepared to return to upright, the water would be slow to slosh back 'up-hill' - it would counter the mass of the keel. Wouldn't that possibly put a boat at a potentially bad angle to the next wave? Justin. -- Justin C, by the sea. |
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