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As we reported in our Sept. 23rd newsletter, brothers Ralph and Bob Brown set a Guinness Book Record by taking their 21' flats boat over 6,000 miles across the Atlantic by way of Greenland and Iceland unassisted by a mother ship. Recently we caught up with Ralph Brown, the owner of the fledgling boat company, Dream Boats, which built the Intruder C-21. Given the number of center consoles that capsize offshore each year we were keen to ask Brown if he was concerned about capsize and what measures he had taken to prevent it or right his boat if it happened, and how he planned to be rescued if need be.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv1P5NpiQa0&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
As we reported in our Sept. 23rd newsletter, brothers Ralph and Bob Brown set a Guinness Book Record by taking their 21' flats boat over 6,000 miles across the Atlantic by way of Greenland and Iceland unassisted by a mother ship. Recently we caught up with Ralph Brown, the owner of the fledgling boat company, Dream Boats, which built the Intruder C-21. Given the number of center consoles that capsize offshore each year we were keen to ask Brown if he was concerned about capsize and what measures he had taken to prevent it or right his boat if it happened, and how he planned to be rescued if need be.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv1P5NpiQa0&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
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