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  1. #46

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    Quote Originally Posted by Fisherfriend View Post
    Na cant even reply atm, just cant type in the box. Maybe it doesnt like google chrome
    It's something happening on the back end - I posted about it over here:

    http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/sho...=1#post1701542

    When the site is 'Not secure' then we can post using desktop browsers; when it's secure, we can't. Not sure why the site keeps flipping from secure to not secure - above my paygrade.

  2. #47

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    While boat speed seems to be a popular factor in choosing an offshore rig and while that is a valid point, I personally think that a self draining deck is also something to consider.
    Now some vessels may not be suited to this, especially a smaller mono hull due to the fact that the floor has to be raised high enough to a point where the boat may be unstable.
    Is this really a consideration for some people venturing offshore with an open center console, non self draining boat? Probably not, I see many boats out offshore which are basically open tinnys.

    Another point to consider is positive buoyancy, I assume most boats meet this criteria nowadays, but there may be some vessels getting around that are not compliant.

  3. #48

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    Quote Originally Posted by Danf View Post
    While boat speed seems to be a popular factor in choosing an offshore rig and while that is a valid point, I personally think that a self draining deck is also something to consider.
    Now some vessels may not be suited to this, especially a smaller mono hull due to the fact that the floor has to be raised high enough to a point where the boat may be unstable.
    Is this really a consideration for some people venturing offshore with an open center console, non self draining boat? Probably not, I see many boats out offshore which are basically open tinnys.

    Another point to consider is positive buoyancy, I assume most boats meet this criteria nowadays, but there may be some vessels getting around that are not compliant.
    They all have basic flotation - but this often means just the tip of the bow will float and the boat has capsized. Level flotation is much better.

  4. #49

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    I think these bad boys have enough flotation and a self draining deck. Flex should order two.

    Democracy: Simply a system that allows the 51% to steal from the other 49%.

  5. #50

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    Quote Originally Posted by Lovey80 View Post
    I think these bad boys have enough flotation and a self draining deck. Flex should order two.

    I'd be happy with just 1

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  6. #51

    Re: What to look at - Offshore Rig

    Quote Originally Posted by Lovey80 View Post
    I think these bad boys have enough flotation and a self draining deck. Flex should order two.

    swing me the lotto numbers for saturday and consider it done

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