Design area 5.5 Mechanisms to reduce noise

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › General discussion › Design area 5.5 Mechanisms to reduce noise

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  • 11/03/2022 at 3:35 pm #4107
    Adrian Rice
    Participant

      Dear EWB,

      Could you please provide as much of the following information as possible in regards to design area 5.5.
      In addition please let me know if you need an email address to send the manuals ect to.

      1. The make and model of the outboard motors used on all the crocodile monitoring boats.

      2. Copy’s of the the outboard motor manuals.

      3. If not included in the manual Technical drawings showing showing the dimensions of the motors as well as assembly drawings.

      4. Make and model of the hulls of the boats

      5. Any manuals for the boats.

      6. If not included in the manuals: Dimensions of the Boat as well as detailed dimensions of the stern of the boat (where the motor attaches.

      Best regards
      Adrian Rice.

      15/03/2022 at 4:29 pm #4115
      Rachel Alford
      Keymaster

        Hi Adrian,

        I’ve answered your question on your other post in Caring for Sea Country channel: https://ewbchallenge.org/forums/topic/design-area-5-5-mechanisms-to-reduce-noise-2/#post-4114

        Thanks,
        Rachel

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