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Additions edit
I added some facts and humor to the site. Philiphughesmd 04:53, 14 December 2005 (UTC)
Specifications in meter instead of millimeter edit
Can the specification be changed to meters instead of millimeters? Visually it is much more appealing to see the length in m instead of mm as it is done with the Albacore specifications. I know engineers like mm but nobody is tooling the boat from these measurements. (unsigned comments by 129.186.79.88)
- 129.186.79.88, you can just divide by 1000 to get this. If you are unsure if you can edit this page then be bold and just make the edit.
- The one thing is that the mm and traditional units to not agree, it is not clear which the specification is in. I just converted mm to m, but the error is still there. PDBailey (talk) 22:20, 4 January 2009 (UTC)