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Re: Merchant Brig 'Nonlibre Billet'
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lugnet.pirates
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Date:
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Sun, 6 May 2007 23:50:13 GMT
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Am I currect in thinking this can float?
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It probably depends on the liquid on which one tries to float it. Though I
haven’t tested it on water, I am pretty sure that it won’t float, unless one
broadens the definition of float to include ‘sinking more slowly than
expected’.
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Maybe you need to install a mercury bath. It may be viscous and dense enough to
support the boat.
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But even if it did float, it would do so upside down. :-(
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Perhaps a train weight would help.
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If so I think a lot of leeway can be given for the rest of it.
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Ha ha! Excellent use of the nautical term ‘leeway’.
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Well it seemed more apt than portside.
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I agree it’s not quite up to your usual high standard but I’m sure the
version 2 will do justice to your aims and goals.
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I think, ultimately, this hull is unlikely to produce a ‘great’ sailing
vessel (wrong shape, wrong proportions), also the other design limitations I
used for the Nonlibre Billet do limit the appearance significantly (though
some of these can be addressed).
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Perhaps you could try a sailing vessel of a different era or building style?
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Why thank you! It is always a pleasure to have a moc spotlighted by someone
of your building ability.
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And it is always a pleasure to spotlight someone of your building ability.
Tim
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Message has 1 Reply:
 | | Re: Merchant Brig 'Nonlibre Billet'
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| (...) They got rid of my 26 lb of Hg that I had at work...apparently, it is toxic or some such? (...) Several train weights...or rolls of Pennies. Speaking as one with experience of boats floating the wrong way up... James Powell (17 years ago, 7-May-07, to lugnet.pirates, FTX)
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| | Re: Merchant Brig 'Nonlibre Billet'
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| (...) It probably depends on the liquid on which one tries to float it. Though I haven't tested it on water, I am pretty sure that it won't float, unless one broadens the definition of float to include 'sinking more slowly than expected'. But even (...) (17 years ago, 6-May-07, to lugnet.pirates, FTX)
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