Stu, Among the 50 rolls of C&C drawings that I picked up from the mezzanine of Tartan in Ohio about two years ago was the complete set of the original Mega 30 drawings, so the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston would have the construction and laminate drawings in that collection. If you contact them through their website (http://www.marmuseum.ca/) or by phone (613 542-2261*)* and talk to their Curator Lena Beliveau, I expect you can get a copy of those drawings and others at a very reasonable price. As other responses have indicated, the area of coring I expect includes the bottom panels to allow the hull to be supported on a trailer, and a distinct band of core on the hull sides to stiffen the topsides, and a section of plywood laminated to the hull sides to which the chainplates are attached.
I should mention that I was Project Manager for the Mega during its design phase, and, of course, remember it as being a somewhat controversial project at the time, although very innovative in some of its design features, such as the lift keel. I should also mention that my editors at Good Old Boat magazine, Karen Larson and Jerry Powlas have been refurbishing a Mega for a few years, with a possible launch date this coming summer, so Good Old Boat may also be a good source of Mega info. Rob On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 2:18 PM, Stu <s...@cncphotoalbum.com> wrote: > Does anyone know what sections or parts of the Mega hull is balsa cored? > > The manual refers to a diagram which indicates the areas of the Mega's > bottom that are Balsa cored but the diagram is missing. > > Stu > > _______________________________________________ > This List is provided by the C&C Photo Album > http://www.cncphotoalbum.com > CnC-List@cnc-list.com > >
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