Date: 11/9/1999, 1:01 pm
> Can anyone tell me if there is a standard for the amount of floatation to
> install in a boat? Should it be just enough to keep a boat afloat, with
> gear, or more for some reason? I'm trying to be safe but conserve weight
> and space.
You can never have enough floatation. If you do not have hatches, as much of the space behind your back and beyond your feet should be filled w/ airbags as possible. Yer not going to conserve much weight by not using it, and space is variable if you use airbags( blow up more or less depending on gear)
You only have to try to rescue a boat (let alone people) w/ minimal floatation once to be a raving advocate for as much as possible.
-mick
Messages In This Thread
- floatation
Arnold Banner -- 11/9/1999, 10:49 am- Re: floatation
Max (actually, Marcelo) -- 11/10/1999, 8:31 am- Pros and Cons
Mike Scarborough -- 11/10/1999, 10:18 am- Re: Pros and Cons
Kelly T -- 11/11/1999, 9:16 am
- Re: floatation & hatch failure
Jack -- 11/10/1999, 10:08 am - Re: Pros and Cons
- Getting bags to the ends
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/10/1999, 5:19 am- Re: Getting bags to the ends
Rehd -- 11/10/1999, 7:17 pm- Re: Getting bags to the ends
Dean Trexel -- 11/10/1999, 9:05 pm- Re: Getting bags to the ends
Rehd -- 11/10/1999, 11:32 pm- Re: Sorry about that
Rehd -- 11/10/1999, 11:41 pm
- Re: Sorry about that
- Re: Getting bags to the ends
- Re: Getting bags to the ends
- Re: floatation ???
Greg Hicks -- 11/9/1999, 1:48 pm- Re: floatation ???
Jack Martin -- 11/10/1999, 7:28 am
- Floatation
Mike Scarborough -- 11/9/1999, 1:20 pm- Re: floatation
the unforgiven -- 11/9/1999, 1:01 pm- Re: floatation
lee -- 11/9/1999, 12:59 pm- Re: floatation
Ross Leidy -- 11/9/1999, 10:53 am - Pros and Cons
- Re: floatation