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That'll do it! Not too collision friendly, though ;^)))
In Response To: It's piped into this, a few inches below the deck. 
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() I think I'd call that a gutter (I think the scupper is where it its exposed to the weather, not enclosed like that. ;^)))) )
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- Installing cockpit drains.
- Drain channels
- Their effectiveness quickly diminishes on a heel, Al.
- Here's one of the deck scuppers that drains the seat/bridge when heeled, Al.
- Bedded bronze drain inlet (scupper)?
- It's piped into this, a few inches below the deck.
- That'll do it! Not too collision friendly, though ;^)))
- Mine is nearly the same.
- I must have been in a New England state of mind reading that
- I've got scuppers through the toe rail.
- It's piped into this, a few inches below the deck.
- Cockpit drains.
- Here's where a seat/bridgedeck scupper would be handy.
- Bedded bronze drain inlet (scupper)?
- Here's one of the deck scuppers that drains the seat/bridge when heeled, Al.
- Their effectiveness quickly diminishes on a heel, Al.
- Drain channels