: but to me this is a simple approach.
Well, apparently we have dramatically different definitions of "simple". To me, popping a rubber hatch over a plastic ring is simple. Magnetic hatch closures are simple. Deckplates are simple. No moving parts, no rigging, no straps...I'm sure you get my drift. I guess what I'm refering to are "elegant" solutions. I agree that your suggestions would be improvements, but nothing will make this setup simple.
What surprises me is that I have yet to see a hatch that uses a hinge on one side and a locking catch on the other. I mean really, how basic is that? A simple door into your boat, right?
I love seeing creative approaches and solutions to problems, but some of them seem to do little more than to confirm that the spirit of Rube Goldberg is alive and well.
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Pascal, in Southern Chile -- 3/5/2003, 9:04 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Dave Grimmer -- 3/7/2003, 5:57 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Pascal, in Southern Chile -- 3/7/2003, 8:53 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Jeff The Tall -- 3/7/2003, 8:09 pm - Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
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Brian Nystrom -- 3/6/2003, 1:45 pm- internal hatch pulls
mike allen -- 3/6/2003, 3:43 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
Brian Nystrom -- 3/6/2003, 5:14 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
Ryan -- 3/6/2003, 6:34 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
mike allen -- 3/6/2003, 6:32 pm- Hinging a hatch
Brian Nystrom -- 3/7/2003, 12:43 pm
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Mike Hanks -- 3/6/2003, 12:07 pm - Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
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