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Subject: Re: NASA log fouling


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Feank Marsden
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Date Posted: 20/11/04 15:38:14
In reply to: Brian Henry 's message, "Re: NASA log fouling" on 20/11/04 15:19:45

Brian,

If the pipes from the fore end of the cockpit went uphill to the transom, the maximum amout of water that would remain in the cockpit, if the boat stayed horizontal on the mooring, would only be the differnce in height, cockpit drain to transom port, couple of inches at most???.

(A passing power boat or two would fix that)

Frank

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