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mark1

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Bre capsize
« on: 28 Jun 2015, 19:55 »
ahoy salty dogs.
probably due to my own ineptitude I haven't been able to find anything about the bayraider expedition capsizing (and righting hopefully).
lots on the br20, have the tests been done with the cuddy too?

Jonathan Stuart

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Re: Bre capsize
« Reply #1 on: 29 Jun 2015, 09:47 »
Thanfully, unless anyone can correct me, I am not aware of anyone having practical experience with a BRe capsize. The BRe shares the BR20's inherently stable hull and I feel (hopefully justifiably) that I would have to be pushing the boat very hard and/or unlucky to capsize. The cabin should help the ability to right from a knock down and hence I always ensure the washboards are fitted when sailing on lumpy seas. When I bought my BRe, which was one of the first, Matt (at SwallowBoats) mentioned he was doing a capsize test as part (I think) of the RCD certification. So this is probably a question for Matt...
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mark1

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Re: Bre capsize
« Reply #2 on: 29 Jun 2015, 18:09 »
Thanks Jonathan, that all makes sense. it'd be reassuring to see it, or do it.. hopefully I'm not stitching myself up for a bre capsize test here....