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When Super C ferries attack.
Really? I didn't have a problem walking. lol
You must have more stability because of your big feet.
lol. Nah, these days I'm more like an immovable object meeting an unstoppable force (wind) on the boat.
love that line from the dark knight
Didn't they learn anything from the Fast Cats?
I think I'd be more concerned about the general stability of the land I was on. If low frequency vibration is rattling my walls and breaking my windows.....I don't want to be there.....with or without the new ferries.
Well as one person said in the article, they could move the titanics to Duke Point. Although BC Ferries would look silly with the massive new terminal they're building in Departure Bay.
Interesting.
Although from my experience if theres problems with teh exhaust it will cause high frequency vibration on the vessel, for something like that to travel a distance, through the earth, and crack things it would have to be low frequency. To me its more likely as its being transmitted from teh Hull of the vessel which is getting the vibrations from the engines.. which seem to be more and more hardmounted to the hulls on a solid bedplate, then having rubber mounts or chockfast resilient mounts. Could be from the propeller, but usually if theres an off pitch on one of the blades you would hear a 'singing' sound as well as feel a slight vibration.
So you think it could be a design flaw?