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On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 06:34:25 -0400, HK wrote:
How about if you broach and take a few tons of water over the side, or if you suffer a knockdown? Got enough flotation built into that boat to keep it floating level and safe until help arrives? It depends. :-) After watching those Alaskan fishing boats capsize in big seas I think it's safe to say that no boat is without risk in extreme conditions. Don't take my comments personally, not intended that way. Accidental (and abrupt) sinking is a proven issue on boats with low transom freeboard and no splash boards however. There are lots of ways for a boat to accidently end up stern-to with a breaking wave, and the wave doesn't have to be all that big with 12 inches of freeboard. |
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