Hi All
Could someone please direct me to some information on boat categories. The categories I refer to are found on the transom plate of marine boats such as a 4m RIB might have a category C rating. I believe its to do with the safety rating of the vessel. Thanks in advance.
Caz
boat category
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JimC
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Re: boat category
Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.dttas.ie/sites/default/files ... rcraft.pdf
http://www.dttas.ie/sites/default/files ... rcraft.pdf
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Caz-Galway
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Re: boat category
Thanks Jim. Thats exactly what I was looking for.
Caz
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dezzer
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Re: boat category
a good guideline,but most boats that are c should really be b as they are used offshore in good weather.....edd........
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johnwest
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Re: boat category
True but they are not designed to cope with Force 8 winds and 4m waves.dezzer wrote:a good guideline,but most boats that are c should really be b as they are used offshore in good weather.....edd........
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