IOMICA Forum

Hi Emilio, Thank you for taking the time to comment. That is a mean looking paint job on the boat! I appreciate what is being done in your method and there is a set up posted on our wcmya.ca site to achieve the same results although in a slightly different way. However, I think it comes down to the ...

In response to the two previous posts. If there is to be a change then I do not think this is going to happen overnight. Yes, a period of exposure would be very good, and I hope that present negotiations will ensure this happening. As noted in my post of 16th March, I hope to have a jig in the UK be...

Hi John, Thank you for your comments. I will comment on the second first as it is simpler. I personally think it is a case of one or the other but not both. I have a tank and it is well traveled. I would be happy to dispense with the fiddling with it to maintain accuracy - especially on cold days. R...

Already being done and is ongoing.
Lawrie

Hi Bruce, The executive have agreed to sending an example of the jig (or an improved one) to the WC. I have had a brief email exchange with the MYA and I presently await a reply to a further email. So far it has proved to correlate well with tank results. This is as it should be and could be expecte...

Hi Antonio, I found Roy's dry measuring work and postings sometime after the initial jig was constructed and used some of the information Roy presented to modify it to the present version. In fact the present jig has a close resemblance to a bulb and fin setting jig we have here in Western Canada. L...

A suggested dry / waterless measuring jig has been posted on the Measurement sub Committee page. The item consists of text, photographs, drawings and a link to a short video. I will appreciate any comments regarding it. These can be posted on the forum or sent to me direct at wlneish@shaw.ca Thank y...