Hi Will,
No problem. You've got a bit of a road ahead of you breaking into
this size sportboat market.
There was no intention to cause you grief. Ishmael & I were having a
bit of fun poking at the noob. Of course you've looked at potential
flooding in a knockdown, computer modelling makes that a given these days.
If you were part of AG's crew I would have given you a "Hurt Feeling
Report" to file by now.
How about posting the stability curve on the website? I can guess
that she looks more stable upside down compared to my 1972 35 model.
Cheers, Russ
Sweet 35 mk-1
east side, Vancouver Island
At 07:15 AM 22/12/2013, you wrote:
Russ and Chuck,
I'm trying desperately not to come off sounding like a jerk here,
but you are just wrong.
The C&C 30 meets ISO Category A and ORC Category 1
requirements. There are a lot of hoops to jump through, a big one
in stability and downflooding. You don't pass with just opinions,
there is a plan review process that is pretty vigorous.
Really, this is the kind of thing that we pay attention to.
--
Will Harris
Waterline Systems
716-531-6088
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