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Subject: Re: NASA log fouling


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Brian Henry
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Date Posted: 17/11/04 21:59:02
In reply to: Frank Marsden 's message, "Re: NASA log fouling" on 17/11/04 21:17:00

Actually Frank, you've re-invigorated my interest. Why not run the existing cockpit drain pipes to two low points in the transom, crossing them as normal, keeping them just above the waterline? That's an easy fix and safe - two less holes underwater.
The water line is about 10-15 centimeters below the forward end of the cockpit sole, I noticed that when I replaced the fittings there.
Sorry about your rudder - at least it isn't full of water like mine - or is it?
Best,
Brian.

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