08-04-2008, 08:09 PM
You are most wise grasshopper. But with Kevlar already being heavier (I use kevlar thread in my sinking leaders for that reason) would that be cause for it to ride lower?
Hard versus soft. If you lie across a pipe filled with air, it will not change its form, but if you laid across a ballon tube filled with are, it is nolonger a tube but rather two balls at each side causing air displacement right?
Granted we already agree that the outer cover is the key to all tubes.
If you take a car tube and fill it with say 20 lbs of air, then you take the same size plastic kiddie tube, there is no way you are going to get the same amount of air in it. Which will float more weight at the same size?
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Hard versus soft. If you lie across a pipe filled with air, it will not change its form, but if you laid across a ballon tube filled with are, it is nolonger a tube but rather two balls at each side causing air displacement right?
Granted we already agree that the outer cover is the key to all tubes.
If you take a car tube and fill it with say 20 lbs of air, then you take the same size plastic kiddie tube, there is no way you are going to get the same amount of air in it. Which will float more weight at the same size?
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