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Old 23 September 2014, 20:34   #41
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Yes indeed... only last night, having just bought an air floor Zodiac we hope to get on the water this Sunday, self and Mrs were pondering if it would have the air floor character... as if you passed over the back of a whale now and again.

Part of the experience!
I love the description and very apt. So I take it that it is something we flat air floor sibbers just have to expect, Oh how nice

F-Rib / Winboat is looking more attractive by the minute.

I suppose nobody has a cure for this problem ??

Phil
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Old 23 September 2014, 21:45   #42
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My hard deck does the load up and release every now and again under certain water conditions...actually dead flat water conditions. Throw a tiny bit of chop and it doesn't do it.
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Old 23 September 2014, 21:55   #43
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Now that is interesting Peter, the water was like a mirror, perhaps take it all down to the salty stuff this weekend. I live only 1.25 miles from the sea wall but it is no good for launching---thick mud if you get the tide wrong so 20 mins down the road to the beach.

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