<John wrote A flopper-stopper or two would have helped as well... not sure
how to compare those to a tank for at-anchor roll reduction.>
The key operative here was "simple is good".
The roll stabilization tank works 100% of the time with NO effort on our
part. Nothing to turn on, adjust, deploy, maintain, tune, setup or break
down and store.
By the way after 3 years I did open the access plates on top to check the
water level. No water was required to be added!
Dead simple!
BTW, Swan Song is 58' on deck with a narrow beam of 12' 6"
Dave & Nancy
Swan Song
Roughwater 58
Hawaii Passage '08/09
<John wrote A flopper-stopper or two would have helped as well... not sure
how to compare those to a tank for at-anchor roll reduction.>
The key operative here was "simple is good".
The roll stabilization tank works 100% of the time with NO effort on our
part. Nothing to turn on, adjust, deploy, maintain, tune, setup or break
down and store.
By the way after 3 years I did open the access plates on top to check the
water level. No water was required to be added!
Dead simple!
BTW, Swan Song is 58' on deck with a narrow beam of 12' 6"
Dave & Nancy
Swan Song
Roughwater 58
Hawaii Passage '08/09