Tested the paravane again this morning moving the point that the line attaches to the pipe back and up a bit. Seems to work very well. The lines should have less chance of getting tangled. I doubt I will use the old method of two attachment lines to make a sort of bridle ever again.
Also note that yesterday's mod of making the bottom of the pipe pull down works well. The paravane does not come out of the water like it used to.
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ReplyDeleteTesting modifications to the paravane has shown great improvement in performance and stability. By adjusting the attachment point on the pipe, the chances of line tangling are greatly reduced, eliminating the need for the old bridle method. The recent change to make the bottom of the pipe pull downward also prevents the paravane from lifting out of the water. This kind of trial-and-error refinement mirrors the precision needed in academic tasks. Similarly, a statistics assignment writing service helps students refine their work, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in complex data analysis.
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