Cofrade Bluewhite, comprendo tu zozobra pero por Osmosis tiene que ser
gravisima para que el barco zozobre.
Segun los expertos en el tema, casi todos los barcos de fibra tienen Osmosis
o la van a tener, segun dice Pascoe (Inspector americano muy experto) esa
enfermedad de la fibra, salvo en casos muy graves es mas un problema este-
tico que real.
Es posible que en un barco regatero a tope las burbujitas consigan un efec-
to tal vez mas sicologico que real en la velocidad del barco.
Te recuerdo que las pelotas de golf tienen como burbujitas (los agujeritos)
que justamente se ponen para que la bola adquiera mayor velocidad.
Como supongo que mas o menos domiaras el "jinglis" aqui te paso un enlace
a la pagina "Gueb" de Pascoe donde hay varios articulos sobre el particular,
estoy seguro que si te los lees todos, tu tranquilidad de mente y de "cartera"
se veran compensadas por ello.
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/blisters.htm
A modo de ejemplo, cito parte de uno de sus articulos
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Is the Repair of Blistered Bottoms Mandatory? Based on the foregoing discussion, the obvious conclusion in most cases is negative. If the blisters cannot be shown to be causing significant damage, then repair is certainly not mandatory, despite the many horror stories you may hear from people trying to sell you a costly repair job. If the blisters are large and numerous, it would be wise to seek unbiased, professional advice before you proceed. Bear in mind that blister repair jobs are now big business for boat yards, so that taking advice from yard managers may not be a good idea.
Yes, blisters are unsightly and may cause a resale problem. These are all factors you must weigh, in addition to the very high cost, when deciding to repair or not. Further, you should also be aware that the number of failed blister repair jobs that surveyor's find is very high. No one's ever going to know why blister repairs fail because no one is going to spend the money to find out. That there are so many should also play a role in your decision to repair or not. And even though the repairer may give a warranty on the repairs, you'd best get it in writing and read the fine print. Then make sure the repairer is likely to be around years later to honor that warranty if it becomes necessary
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Como te ha dicho mas arriba un Cofrade, Blisters=Osmosis, negocio sobre
armadores incautos.
Saludos
Miahpaih
-Un perdedor es, un limpiacristales que en el piso 48, da un
paso atras para admirar su trabajo.