[Alberg30] hull flexing

[chrishardy]

? Well my boat doesn't flex at all in a seaway at least that I can feel 
#296 , deck is thrubolted, rig tensioned the same (I used brians #'s 
too), new mast beam etc. maybe your deck is riveted and is loose.  I 
haven't noticed any movement I've had it rail down beating into a fairly 
heavy sea taking alot of water down the weather side deck over the bow 
and scooping up some in my 150% UK tape drive. Only vibration I felt was 
my heart going into high misfire and my white knuckles squeezing the 
pitch out of the teak tiller..

Dave Terrell wrote:

> I do not think so. the rig is  tensioned fairly tightly. I used 
> brian's suggested numbers from our discussion last spring.
>
> >>> chrishardy at tds.net 09/12/02 02:53PM >>>
> Are you sure you are not felling some slack in your rig? possibly the 
> mast pumping a little?
>
> Dave Terrell wrote:
>
>> You can feel it in the hull. I am not sure if vibration is the right 
>> word, but there is a kind of feeling, a sort of shuttering, maybe.
>>
>> >>> EddieDiver at aol.com 09/11/02 09:45PM >>>
>> How does one tell that the hull is flexing? Can you see the inner 
>> walls of
>> the hull rippling? Do other boats sailing alongside tell you? Ed. 
>> Schroeder
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