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Subject: Re: [world-cruising] Fiberglass or Steel
From: Jodie Holloway (chamchela@XXX.XXX)
Date: Mon May 12 2003 - 00:30:30 EDT
Yes, but if you DO get badly holed in a steel boat, wouldn't you have less
time to get out/off than with a lighter hull - i.e. wouldn't a steel hull
sink faster? Or is my logic off?
Best
Jodie
>>If you hit a rock or coral barrier (securely, some day will occur) or a
simple hard stucked in sand, a wooden and glass boat can suffer severe
damage and can sink easily. The steel boat very few times can be seriously
damaged. You need to repair it, but ... float!
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