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Old 23 June 2008, 01:28   #1
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coding question

I was rading the MGN 280 last night, come to think of it I can think of better ways to spend a Saturday night, and I noticed a section stating that inflatables and RIBs must have the upper surface of the toobs covered in an antislip materila.

I can't think of any coded RIBs that comply with this or ami misreading the document
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Old 24 June 2008, 08:40   #2
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You are mis reading the document. Old Spice had none slip tube surfaces made from Hyperlon. Even when wet they provided a great none slip surface.

However if it was a yellow Tornado with those slippery PVC tubes then you would be right to worry

When you are reading MGN 280 do look up the deffinitions of inflatable and rib. There is a difference in parts of the coding.

You read 140 pages of MGN 280 on Saturday night, hmm nightlife must be exciting in Norf Wales

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