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1.25 kg.... I get the picture.... just that I hadn't seen a lot of air bag /
chambers out there when I wrote the first note... Thanks for the kick in the seat of the pants... I needed that.... maybe what you're saying is ... they THINK! :-) I'm getting a lot of good ideas here... "occ" wrote in message ... On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 20:21:00 -0500, "Stroyer" wrote: When it's full of water and there's no shorline, it's a real bear to get upright and emptied. Some additional floatation would have been a BIG help. I've been surfing the net, looking at different types of foam, extruded and beaded polystyrene (styrofoam), polypropylene, etc., but I'm only coming across manufacturers... Yes, I'm a newbie, and no, I'm not an engineer... I'm a physicist.... can ya Well Mr physicist a cub meter of foam is say 25kg a cub M of air is ? you tell me How about air bags? Thank you John O'Connell Wood burning camp stoves www.occuk.co.uk/outdoor |
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