Does any one esle see a problem with this

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[plombier]

Windage might be a bit tricky - plenty of leeway I think these were featured on Tommorows World some years ago. Look good fun though.

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[extravert]

They'd probably survive being walloped by a speedboat quite well.

<hr width=100% size=1>Summer is what you expect - rain is what you get.

 

[Evadne]

At least you don't need an anchor ball, just put up a set of black curtains and there you are. Mind you fitting any sort of nav. lights would present a challenge.

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[Beagle]

Seems ok for enclosed/protected waters. But what if somebody gets seasick inside? Could be quite messy......

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[SteveB_Sigma33]

What happens when the air runs out inside the bubble!!!!

Perfect for captured Mobo skippers! See how they like the wash in one of these!!!



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[steve_cronin]

Yes: Colregs........

Which is the front or more importantly port & stbd sides?

Steve Cronin



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[plombier]

Re: Yes: Colregs........

Thats a very good point - would you not have permenant right-of-way?

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[PerL]

Re: Yes: Colregs........

And is it considered being under sail when it is being blown around?

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[Sybarite]

Make a good dinghy though. Just walk to the shore and up the beach. How do attach the painter though?

John

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[Cassey]

How long before someone tries a cross channel trip? Could you get the wine back OK?

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