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Originally Posted by Dockhead
We have this in our boat, a Dixon designed 54 footer. I laughed at it at first as something useless (the Oysters didn't have it). Boy was I wrong. It not only keeps the boat from getting all funked up with cooking smells, it also gets rid of products of combustion, really making a remarkable difference in the atmosphere below. It's simple to design - just one more of the same b!ower and ductwork used to ventilate the engine compartment.
Highly recommended feature.
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Bingo..!!
I design too, but not for boat...factory in fact.
For boat designed fro more crews....cooking would be sure more intensed.
One more feature, that boat rarely have which I think is usefull too:
That is the provision to install an air-con, space for in and out door unit,
power supply(on/off shore) and drainage, should be incooperated during design stage.
I never know about boat and never own one....still in my dream.
Cheer.