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Leonard Stern
Mon, Sep 23, 2019 11:57 AM

To All:
I get it !!!. Air draft is knowing the size of your vessel ( breath, depth and height w/w/o mast). Surely, if you do know these dimensions, you are in big trouble and perhaps should not be in the water . VBG

Leonard Stern, INDIFFERENCE

To All: I get it !!!. Air draft is knowing the size of your vessel ( breath, depth and height w/w/o mast). Surely, if you do know these dimensions, you are in big trouble and perhaps should not be in the water . VBG Leonard Stern, INDIFFERENCE
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Robert McArthur
Mon, Sep 23, 2019 12:31 PM

To All:
I get it !!!.

Lol.
We’re trying to fit under the French canal bridges, so “air draft” (or height) is key.
We are currently about 200mm too much, even taking into account the difference between fresh and salt water!  Nothing that 2-3 tonnes of water won’t fix...

Rob

> To All: > I get it !!!. Lol. We’re trying to fit under the French canal bridges, so “air draft” (or height) is key. We are currently about 200mm too much, even taking into account the difference between fresh and salt water! Nothing that 2-3 tonnes of water won’t fix... Rob