Thanks to all. Looks like I was just over thinking it.
I was concerned about lateral movement with board down sitting in slip.
Don Newman
C&C 44
> On May 22, 2014, at 7:54, Paul Fountain wrote:
>
> We keep Perceptions down most of the time - unless in thin water or light
> winds . In
We keep Perceptions down most of the time - unless in thin water or light winds
. In the slip its left down usually -
Paul Fountain
C&C 33-II - Perception II
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1990 C&C 34R
Atlantic City, NJ
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Subject: Re: Stus-List CB Question
Up and down for racing, usuall
Up and down for racing, usually up for local cruising in the NC sounds and the
ICW which rarely have depths of 20 feet.
My 36 XL has a 4.5 ft depth lead cb trunk so there is plenty of 'keel' with the
board up inside the trunk. Since the board weighs ~1000 lbs, grinding it up is
not something on
