1988 Santgo Tonnage???

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1988 Santgo Tonnage???

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I am trying to register for a MMSI# for my VHF radio.
The form is asking what "Gross tonnage (vessel's internal capacity in tons)"

Any ideas?

Oh and how about this one, "Capacity for person on board (maximum number of persons on board"

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This is what i found using google.

For a boat with a simple sailing hull: Gross Tonnage = (.5 x L x B x D) divided by 100.
So for me i believe the numbers would be (.5x26x11x2) = 2 Tons? ish.



Sound correct to anyone?

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Re: 1988 Santgo Tonnage???

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Your question got me interested and this is what I found.....

https://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/Corp-Serv-Gen/ ... 0405_BO_PX
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
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Re: 1988 Santgo Tonnage???

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Craig_B wrote:Qr Bbpost This is what i found using google.

For a boat with a simple sailing hull: Gross Tonnage = (.5 x L x B x D) divided by 100.
So for me i believe the numbers would be (.5x26x11x2) = 2 Tons? ish.



Sound correct to anyone?

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I believe D is up to the gunnel. How much water could the hull hold is what they are lookin at.
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waybomb wrote:
Craig_B wrote:Qr Bbpost This is what i found using google.

For a boat with a simple sailing hull: Gross Tonnage = (.5 x L x B x D) divided by 100.
So for me i believe the numbers would be (.5x26x11x2) = 2 Tons? ish.



Sound correct to anyone?

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I believe D is up to the gunnel. How much water could the hull hold is what they are lookin at.


hmmmm yes I think you are correct. So a better guess would be mabye 6 feet for D?
Making the tonnage 8.5?


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Re: 1988 Santgo Tonnage???

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My carver 355 is 20 gross tons, 16 net.

38.2 13 6.3
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tomschauer wrote:My carver 355 is 20 gross tons, 16 net.

38.2 13 6.3



How did you calculate the gross tonnage?? The formula I found seems to be giving me Net.

I think....... :confused:

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Net tonnage works from the calcs previously listed.
I may have cheated with the gross tonnage and used the numbers from my USCG Documentation sheet! So am I am not sure how they come up with gross. :-D
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