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On Apr 9, 11:26*am, wrote:
On Fri, 9 Apr 2010 07:54:46 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote: Thanks for all he ideas. I know that trim works well on my v hulls, but I've never used a tube boat. And seeing it's not a v or tri-hull etc, I was wondering about the trim's effectiveness on a two-rail type system. Yeah, I suppose I'll find out one way or another. I have noticed that pontoons sit low in the back anyhow, and with people on it, the things sit low everywhere. True, this might take a bit of experimentation. "Trimming" the people on the boat by balancing the load makes more difference than anything you can do with the motor but a load on that aircraft carrier you have is probably 10 or more. It is real hard to get that many people to sit in one spot for long. Agreed. It will probably be mroe like a portable or powered raft if anything else |
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