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riverman wrote:
Bouyancy chambers...?? grin Yeah, see unlike foam core plastic, composites (fiberglass, Kevlar, carbon fiber) don't float very well. If you don't want your Wildfire to go to the bottom if you flip it, you build a chamber that holds a couple of gallons of air into the bow and stern. This means that if you had another boat that was a foot shorter and six inches narrower, it wouldn't fit inside. Looks like this: http://www.savvypaddler.com/Images/buoychamber.JPG. Yeah, i know the boat is dirty. Steve |
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