Plus the weight of the kayak
By:Dale Frolander
Date: 7/3/2000, 11:29 am
Date: 7/3/2000, 11:29 am
In Response To: Question on displacement (Ed Walshe - Dublin)
Don't forget to add in the weight of the kayak as weight that will displace the water.
If you, your kayak, and gear all weigh 215 lbs, you'll sink to the level of WL=0. There is also a sinkage number given in lbs/inch ratio that for any given additional weight you can figure out how much farther you'll sink.
: Hi, the DWL Displacement for the Guillemot is given as 215 lbs. I weigh 125
: lbs. Does this mean that the boat can carry up to 90 lbs in gear ??
: Probably a very basic question, but I hope someone can answer it.
: Thanks in advance.
: Ed Walshe
Messages In This Thread
- Question on displacement
Ed Walshe - Dublin -- 7/3/2000, 9:11 am- Plus the weight of the kayak
Dale Frolander -- 7/3/2000, 11:29 am- Re: Plus the weight of the kayak
John B. -- 7/3/2000, 6:37 pm- fresh- vs salt-water displacement
Paul G. Jacobson -- 7/5/2000, 12:33 am- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
John B. -- 7/5/2000, 6:38 pm- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
Paul G. Jacobson -- 7/6/2000, 6:42 am- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
Dale Frolander -- 7/7/2000, 12:55 am- specious origins
Paul G. Jacobson -- 7/7/2000, 12:16 pm- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
John B. -- 7/7/2000, 6:10 am - Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
- Re: Thanks for the Physics lesson ...
John B. -- 7/6/2000, 5:42 pm - specious origins
- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
- Re: fresh- vs salt-water displacement
- fresh- vs salt-water displacement
- Re: Question on displacement
peter czerpak -- 7/3/2000, 10:54 am - Re: Plus the weight of the kayak
- Plus the weight of the kayak