Sunday, July 21, 2019

How to do structural damage to an otherwise perfectly fine boat


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  1. Maybe not, though. This looks like one of those Canadian river-running boats. They have a huge amount of horsepower powering a water-propulsion jet (no prop) and they get their kicks running upstream against river rapids, sometimes pretty ferocious ones. Sometimes it takes a few tries to hit the standing waves just right to slip past them. The hulls are about 1" thick solid aluminum to take the shocks of bouncing off the rocks all the way up. Canadians know how to make their own fun, of course it helps to be bored and half-crazy to start with.

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  2. Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeOVhF18PJI

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  3. There is a river boat made in Fairbanks, Alaska which is designed to go over sandbars in the summer. Has a clean out for the jet unit.

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  4. The chase scene in "Live and let die" comes to mind.

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