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Re: weathering underneath the waterline
Posted by:
Rainer Bruns
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Date: February 21, 2003 01:24AM
Hi Dougie,
Really do not have much to add to Sam Reichart's explanations.
Only a quick addition to subject of barnacles. They attach themselves at random and like to be in the area where there is current (remember, they feed on plankton floating by). Typical sizes between 1/4 to 3/4 inch. Later in the war, when boats spent more time submerged at slower speeds (typ.4kts) they attached themselves all over the boat - even on the bridge. Rgds, RB
Really do not have much to add to Sam Reichart's explanations.
Only a quick addition to subject of barnacles. They attach themselves at random and like to be in the area where there is current (remember, they feed on plankton floating by). Typical sizes between 1/4 to 3/4 inch. Later in the war, when boats spent more time submerged at slower speeds (typ.4kts) they attached themselves all over the boat - even on the bridge. Rgds, RB
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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weathering underneath the waterline | dougie | 02/20/2003 12:48PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Rainer Bruns | 02/21/2003 01:24AM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | dougie | 02/21/2003 01:27PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Rainer Bruns | 02/21/2003 10:45PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | dougie | 02/22/2003 09:30PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Rainer Bruns | 02/22/2003 10:36PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Hitoshi | 02/22/2003 11:39PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Rainer Bruns | 02/23/2003 03:33AM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | dougie | 02/23/2003 12:29PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | Hitoshi | 02/24/2003 12:03PM |
Re: weathering underneath the waterline | SIP7 | 03/04/2003 05:00PM |