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Re: Rolling Recess pic's
Posted by Kurt Maurer on Oct 2, 2004
Dave, your idea and execution looks fabulous, as always! SUPER COOL!!
I just happened to be revisiting the Ch16/17LT design last night, as I lay in pain, and got to wondering why on Earth there's so much camber to the aft deck (of course, I was also looking at ways of reducing windage in the forward hull as well).
I'm just thinking it would be a really simple matter to make the rear deck nearly flat to accomplish 90% of the same objective you achieved. Not that I'm second-guessing your approach, just thinking it would be easier for those with less confidence in their ability than you evidently sport.
Also, I have always wondered why the forward coaming gets recessed. What's the purpose?
Cheers, Kurt
PS: I'm still looking at the Cape Ann Storm LT as this winter's project, with a graphite coaming and recess like John Caldeira has done (ala One Ocean Kayaks instrux/website).
In Response to: Rolling Recess pic's by Dave Houser on Oct 1, 2004
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- Cambered Decks, Windage by Dave Houser on Oct 2, 2004
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Re: Cambered Decks, Winda by Kurt Maurer on Oct 2, 2004
- Re: Cambered Decks, Winda by Dave Houser on Oct 4, 2004
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Re: Cambered Decks, Winda by Kurt Maurer on Oct 2, 2004