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Two boats must work together and take orders from one man; Because you are using two boats, you must catch at least double what one boat could catch alone in order to pay the extra cost of the second boat and its crew: You have to pay for fuel and repairs to the motors; The trawl may Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn get caught on a wreck or a rock and be damaged or even lost; Pair trawling offers you a chance of catching more fish because you cover a bigger area and make noise not at the centre but at the sides of the trawl.

You can only go trawling where the bottom is smooth enough; If one boat is Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn laid up, or the engine will not start, the other boat cannot go trawling alone. The important thing, of course, is that you hope to make more money, which is what every fisherman wants to do.

You can use almost any boat that has an engine for pair trawling in shallow water. We said that two 5-hp out- boards Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats would pull a small trawl, but, of course, a larger motor is better as it does not have to be driven so hard for the same pull. Whatever the size of the motor, it is best to have a large, low-pitch propeller for trawling.

It is also best to get the propeller as deep as possible, to get a Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn good ' grip ' on the water, so an outboard motor with a long shaft is usually better than one with a short shaft.

For this purpose you need a long- shaft outboard motor. If you are going to use two canoes to pull your trawl, then it is safest to use outriggers on the canoes, like those in the picture. This Smallboats 1.7.10Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Jpn is because the net sometimes gets caught on a rock or sunken tree which makes the towing ropes the warps get very tight. This can turn an ordinary canoe over. At the end of each tow the trawl has to be pulled up and into the boat hauled.

A small pair-trawl can be hauled by hand, but bigger 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn boats that use a big trawl and steel wire for the warps must have a winch driven from the engine. Bigger boats with big trawls and steel- wire ropes for warps need a winch driven from the engine. It is easier to go trawling with an open boat of 4 to 5 m than with a canoe.

A boat Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn has more freeboard than a canoe that means that the sides are higher and the waves do not come over so easily. Another good thing about a boat is that, being wider, it has no need for an outrigger, so that the net can be used from both sides. Best of all, a boat can have a small diesel Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn engine instead of an outboard motor, and this is better for trawling be- cause it uses diesel fuel, which, in most countries, is cheaper than petrol.

This small boat with an inboard engine is good for pair trawling. An inboard diesel inboard means inside the boat can also be used to drive a small capstan or winch to pull in the warps.

Providing there is enough room in the boat, even a simple hand-capstan or winch is a big help, especially when the net is heavy with weeds, stones or fish.

A good and simple hand winch may heip a lot. Whatever kind of boat you use, pair trawling is easier if you have plenty of power in Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 the engine. Two small engines can tow the trawl in good weather, but in a strong wind you will need more power to stop the boats being blown off course, or turning into the wind when towing the trawl.

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This is what may happen with one boat pulling more strongly than the other 'ML'"'' If you are not able to build a special boat for trawling, here are some ways to make your boat safer and easier to trawl with: Check for sharp corners, nails or rough wood on which the net can catch when putting Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn out the trawl setting or shooting the trawl ; The boats or canoes must have strong towing posts and cleats to which the towing ropes can be fasten- ed at each side of the boats' sterns.

This gives you two places to fasten the towing rope or warp, ac- cording to which way the wind is blowing. Cleats in the middle midship and in front forward of the boat are also useful see picture on p.

These can be used to tie the tiller while the man who is steering does something else; Even on a lake, strong winds can make waves thai can put water in your boat. A small foredeck helps to keep the boat dry and Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn it provides a place shaded from the sun where the fish can be kept cool; If the propeller is not deep enough in the water try putting some stones in the stern as ballast.

A big propeller with a low pitch is better than a small one with a high pitch. Also it is better to have a slow-turning Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats engine because bigger propellers can be used.

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If you have fished with traps or with a line you know that you catch more fish around rocks and wrecks. Trawling is different, for we need a Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn clear, smooth bottom where a trawl will not catch on rocks, old tree-stumps or old fish weirs.

When it does this we say that it has come fast on a fastener and if we can remember or mark that spot, we will not catch that fastener again. Before we can say whether a place is good for trawling there Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn are some things we must find out: Are there any laws or regulations against trawling in that place? Is the bottom level, smooth, and clear enough of rocks and rubbish?

Is the current too strong? Is the water too deep more than 1 5 to 20 m 8 to 1 1 fath? Can you sell the fish or shrimp Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn you will be able to catch with a trawl? If the area in which you hope to go trawling has been surveyed for fishing by the Government, then your Fishery Officer will have the answers to many of these questions. Perhaps bigger trawlers are fishing over this area. Or maybe you already know these waters well be- cause you Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn fish them in some other way. If not, you will have to make a survey yourself.

Echosounder If you are making a survey yourself, it will save time if you can get a small echosounder. Perhaps you can bor- row one from your Fisheries Department or the Extension Service. You need a small one that can record on paper Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn the depth and type of bottom and it should be worked by batteries if possible a volt motor-car battery that can be recharged each night. The part of the echo- sounder that is underwater the transducer can be put over the side on a pole at the front half of your boat and must be level with or below Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn its deepest part.

A small recording echosounder will tell you how deep the water is and whether there are any deep holes, reefs or very rough ground, and it will also give you some idea whether the bottom is hard or soft.

If it is a ' white line ' echosoundeivit can show fish on the bottom other recording echosounders will only show fish above the bottom. A recording echosounder measures water depth by sending short, strong noises, but which you cannot hear, down to the bottom; then it listens with a kind of ' electric ear ' for the echo of the noise to come back.

When it does, a special pen called a stylus makes a mark on paper Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn inside the glass window of the echosounder. The stylus is always moving across the paper, so when the water is shallow, the stylus has not moved far before the echo comes back and the paper is marked. If the water is deep, the stylus travels further before making a mark.

The paper or the glass window is marked off Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn in metres or fathoms and the position of the stylus mark or frace tells you how many metres or fathoms it is to the bottom. If a wreck, a reef or even a school of fish sticks up above the bottom, then this will be shown too as a mark by the stylus. There are also simpler and cheaper Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn echosounders that do not record the depth or fish on paper but instead show it by flashes of light against a marked scale. This type of echosounder may serve you later on, but the recording type is better for finding out how smooth the bottom is.

Look at the picture of an echosounder recording on this page and you Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn can see the surface of the water, the bottom, and some fish in between.

Some of these would probably be swimming too high to catch with your bottom trawl; such fish, if they do not swim too fast, can be caught with a midwater trawl, which is towed above the bottom. Leadline If you cannot get an echosounder, you Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn can still learn a lot about the bottom by using a leadline. This is simply a weight or lead fixed to a line which is marked off in metres or fathoms.

By dropping it over the side and letting the line run out until the weight hits the bottom you can see how many metres or fathoms have run Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn out. This is the depth. The weight has a hollow end that picks up sand or mud from the bottom so that you can see whether it is hard or soft. It helps if you smear it with grease, tallow or any other sticky stuff. When using the leadline we call this taking soundings when the boat is going Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn ahead under way , we must throw the lead in front of the boat to give it time to sink to the bottom.

The depth is measured when the line is straight up and down. You can make a good leadline yourself. An old chain-link is set in the cement at the top to take the line. It is marked every metre or fathom by weaving canvas or plastic sheet through the twists or lays of the line one for 1 m, two for 2 m, three for 3 m and so on up to, say, 5 m and then start again with one.

In very shallow water you may be able to use a long pole instead of Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 a leadline, and this can be marked with notches. With a pole you can feel if the bottom is hard or soft. You can also mark your leadline by using marks of different colours. Let out enough line so that the lead can get to the bottom quickly. The line is straight up and down and the lead touches the bottom; this is your depth. A marker buoy. Choose the point where you want to begin and push a long pole into the bottom if the water is shallow; if not, use a simple buoy made with a float such as an old oil-drum, a piece of rope longer than the depth of water and an ' anchor ' of Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn scrap iron or rock.

Do the same at the other end of your survey run. While you are measuring the depth and checking the hardness of the bottom you can also check for ' fasten- ers '. We do not want to put an expensive new net in the water until we have checked to see if the bottom is clear.Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn

Two ways of learning things about the sea bed. Looking at the bottom If the water is clear and shallow we can learn a lot about the bottom by just looking at it. This can be done by putting on a diving mask or diving goggles and following the boat on a safety rope. Or you can fit a Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn piece of glass into the bottom of a box or bucket so that it is watertight; by pushing this into the water as you lean over the side you will be able to see into the water and look for rocks and rubbish on the bottom.

Combing the bottom In most cases it will be necessary to check the Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn bottom with combing gear, towed between our two boats. We do this with a cable towed between the two boats like a trawl. While we are combing we can also be mea- suring water depth with our echosounder or leadline and taking samples of the bottom, This is good practice for pair trawling.

If the combing gear catches on something, the glass box or diving mask can be used to see what it is. Sometimes an old anchor or sunken dugout-canoe can be moved out of the way. If the area seems to be good for trawling with only one or a few of such fasteners, you may try to remove them. If you cannot remove them then Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn re- member the place or mark it on a simple map by using cross-bearings of shore marks; if possible, attach a buoy or set a pole on the fastener so that you can see it from far away.

How to make combing gear The combing gear can be towed by the two towing ropes or warps which we shall Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 use to pull our trawl later on, Between the warps we fix a strong ' combing rope ', m long, on which are tied pieces of old chain to keep the rope on the bottom. Wire cannot be used for combing unless it is ' soft ' enough to lie flat on the bot- tom, without kinks.

Each end of the combing rope is held down ballasted by a heavy piece of scrap iron, a piece of old chain or a heavy stone with a hole through it and this should weigh as many kilograms as the horsepower of the engine in the towing boat, In the middle of the combing rope are two loops or eye splices and these are joined by thin rope see next page. If the combing gear catches on a fastener this thin rope, or ' weak link ', should break.

The two pieces of combing rope can then be pulled up and joined again, ready for more work. The warps have to be from 4 to 1 times longer than the depth of the water you will 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn trawl in, plus more warp in the boat as a reserve. The following table shows you the length of the warps for the different depths. See the depth at the left side of each column of the table on the next page and the length of the warp at the right side.

You may choose metres, feet or fathoms, 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn whichever unit you are used to. For faster towing, for example, with wind or current, use the bigger length of the two shown in the table. The warp must be thick enough and soft enough to be easily pulled by hand.

Some ropes get very stiff when they are wet and become hard to work with. Ropes made of Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn polyvinyl alcohol Kuralon are like this. Some synthetic ropes are so light that they will float up if not ballasted. Polyethylene and polypropylene ropes are like this. If they are used for warps, it is advisable to fit pieces of light chain m long at the ends of the warps. Remember these warps may be used later for fishing with your two-boat trawl and the work you are doing to prepare them is not only for the l combing ' survey.

Metres Depth and length of warp Feet Fathoms Depth Length ot the warps Depth Length of the warps Depth Length of the warps 2 5 1 3 10 1 Vt 4 15 2 5 20 2V? Before you Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn use the warps they must be marked off in metres, fathoms or feet, so that both boats can let out the same length of warp when they are trawling.

Stretch the two warps out on the ground beside one another and mark every 5 or 10 m, exactly level on both ropes.

Start 15 16 measuring and marking 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn from the end that will be fixed to the trawl the trawl end this is very important. Make the marks with the netting twine passed through and around the lays of the rope. Use a long mark for 1 m and a short one for 5 m, and have one, two and three m marks at 1 0, 20 and 30 m from the end. Then start again. If you are making marks every 10m, use one mark for 10m, two for 20 m and so on until five for 50 m and then start again with one for 60 m and so on.

Usually it is enough to start the marking from 15m onward. Measurements can be Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn made in feet or fathoms if you use them instead of metres. Shrimp trynet It is also a good idea to have a simple trynet with which at the same time as you are doing the combing survey you can look for shrimp.

It is pulled by a light rope about 8 mm diameter to which it is fixed Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn by a three-line bridle, as shown in the picture. The trynet is put over every 10 minutes and the towing line let out until you can feel the net bumping on the bottom. After two or three minutes it is pulled in and checked for shrimps. Two or three shrimps in the trynet is a good sign and if Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 you find small crabs or other animals, then this could be a good feeding ground for fish. Shrimp trynet.

How to use the combing gear The combing gear is carried in the boat of the chie fisherman, and we will call this Number One boat. Now tie the end of the combing rope to the weight. Now, still on Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Number One boat, coil down the combine rope in such a way that it can run freely off the boal without entangling with other ropes and things.

If it does, you may have a big mess to clear. Finally, leave the end of the combing rope on the top of the rest and ready to be passed to the Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Number Two boat. On the Number Two boat you coil down the warp and the ballast weight as you did on the Number One boat. Now you are ready to go to the starting place you have chosen, which, if possible, you have marked with a buoy.

Check the depth of water, so that Number One can tell Number Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Two how many metres of warp to let out. Both boats must, of course, let out pay out the same length of warp. Number One passes the end of the combing rope to Number Two, who will tie it to the chain weight The two boats now come together so that Number One can give the free end of Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn the combing rope to Number Two, who makes it fast at the weight.

Both boats then move slowly ahead and away from each other paying out first the combing rope Number One and then the weight and warps until the agreed number of metres is reached.

On each boat the warps are then made fast by a special turn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn on the towing post which will be explained later. Look at the picture on page 18 to see how to set the combing gear, in what direction Number One pays out the combing rope and how, later on, both Number One and Number Two boats pay out or shoot the warps.

Now the boats begin, as you see in Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn the picture, towing down- wind with the wind or down- tide, whichever is the strongest.

It is important that the boats are the right dis- tance apart when combing or trawling. When combing, keep tht distance between the boats the same as, or a little less tSian, the length of one warp plus half of the length of the Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 combing rope.

So, if your comb- ing rope is m 55 fath long, and you have paid out 50 m Both boats must tow at the same speed and they must keep level with each other. You can check your towing 17 When it reaches the bottom, watch how fast the boat moves compared to the lead, which is Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn not moving. When combing keep a hand on the warp, to feel if the gear is bumping on the bottom.

If you feel nothing, this may mean that the gear is not touching the bottom, and you must let out more warp or slow down. It can also mean that the gear is caught on a fastener and the ' Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn weak link ' has not parted.

In such a case, you will feel that the warp is very tight and the boats have stopped. If this happens, stop the engines of both boats, or put them into neutral gear. Pull in the warps until the boats are over the fastener with the warps ' up and down '. Now the comb- ing Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn rope will usually pull clear. If not, tow the warps back the way you came because the gear will often come off the way it went on.

If one of the boats can pull in and the Checking the towing speed using a lead this boat is moving over the bottom. If none of these ways gets you clear, 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn you will have to put the engines full ahead and try again to break the 'weak link'. Sometimes you will want to let the warps go quickly in a strong wind perhaps. If you have fastened them tightly around the towing post, the rope may be jammed, so that it is very difficult to untie it and especially in 1.7.10 Smallboats Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn bad weather even dangerous.

Always put two turns around the towing post and make the rope fast on a separate cleat, then you will never have this trouble. Never put the rope on the towing post with a clove hitch. And always carry a good knife in the boat to cut a rope in an emer- gency. You can Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn get some idea by fishing th ground with gillnet or line, but the only real way is to tn with the trawl. The next thing, then, is to decide what is the right kinc of trawl to use.

To do this you must know how trawls are made and how they work. And, as is the case in man Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn sails, a trawl has ropes around its edges to make it stronc and keep it in shape. Divers who have gone down to look at trawls fishing have told us that more fish escape from a trawlnet that is pulled out o shape by a bad repair, or from one that was badly made than from a well-made and Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 well-kept trawlnet.

They have also seen how important it is to use the correct length ol warps and the correct number of floats and sinkers, sc that the groundrope is firmly on the sea bed. A trawl is not just a bag of net which is big at one end and small at the other. Each part of the Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats Jpn 1.7.10 Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn net is there for a purpose and each part has its special name. Fishermen have been making their trawls better and better for a hundred years but they are still not satisfied. There are different kinds of trawls for different kinds of fishing, and the kind you should be using is for catching fish that live and feed on Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn the bottom.

We call it a ground trawl or bottom trawl and, as you will use two boats to tow it, it will be a two-boat or pair bottom-trawl. Such trawls come in many different types and sizes, because pair trawling is being done not only with small boats, but also with medium and even with quite large fishing Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn vessels of several hundreds of tons.

Later in this book we tell you how to make a ' four-seam ' or ' box ' type of trawl for two 4- to 5-hp boats. Here we want you to look at another very common kind a 'two-seam' trawl. The picture on page 22 shows a trawlnet split up into the parts from which it Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn was made. The picture on this page shows how a trawlnet looks when it is being towed in pair trawling. You can see how the weights keep the trawl on the bottom and how the floats keep the mouth open. You can also see how the ropes keep the net in shape and why you must keep the wings Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn level when you are towing a trawl.

How fish are caught Fish may be frightened by noise and swim away from it. But noise may also scare fish into our net. The strongest noise they hear is the noise of the engine and propeller of the boat nearest to them.

This scares them to either side of the Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn boat, so that some go toward the net. They try to swim away, but find that they are trapped between the wings. If they try to swim up in front of the groundrope they are stopped by the netting of the square behind the floats, so they soon get tired and drift back into the trawl. Divers have seen Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 this happen many times. You can see now why we use weights to make the groundrope stay on the bottom, for if it lifts, the fish will escape underneath it.

Take another look at p. Even the best trawl does not catch all the fish that are in its path. Some always escape over or through the large meshes in the wings and the forward part of the belly. Some may also escape because they can swim faster than the trawl is being towed.

To tow the right trawl at the right speed and direction, knowledge of the way the cur- rent is flowing and its speed are most important for suc- cess. We cannot tell you here Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn what are the best speed and direction to tow the trawl, for they differ from place to place.

You will have to find it out yourself from your own experience. Do not let the fish escape from the codend After the fish are inside the net you must keep them there. They will not escape while you are towing Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn unless there is a hole in the net , but if you slow down or stop, which you must do when hauling your net, they may swim out. You can do very little to stop this with fish that are in Funnel. To do this, trawl fishermen have sewn in, in the front part of the codend of their trawlnets, Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn Smallboats 1.7.10 Jpn trapping l non-return valves ', called a flapper or funnel, which let the fish in but 23 do not let them out.

A funnel is sewn into the net all-round, while a flapper is a kind of curtain or veil and sewn to the net only at the top and sides and left hanging free at the bottom. This veil is kept open by the flow of the water when the trawl is towed, but hangs down and closes the codend when the trawl is stopped. You can see both types in the pictures. MESHSIZE The size of the meshes in the codend is very importan They must be small enough to keep all the fish we ca sell, but large enough to let the young and unwante small ones escape.

By letting the young fish escape, yc give them a chance to grow big enough to breed mof fish. When you catch them again, they are bigger an heavier and you get a better price for them.

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