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.... Theory suggests that with small props & rudders, prop
walk and kick aren't going to move it sideways much. In practice?? otnmbrd wrote: Interesting .... I'd have thought the opposite. Since "walking" is highly dependent on rudder power and most sailboats tend to have better than average power in this area and a "cat" doesn't tend to have a great deal of wetted area and or windage (exceptions noted), I'd have guess them to be good candidates for "walking". Possibly so, cats do tend to have bigger rudders than motorboats intended for the same speed range. But they have much smaller motors & props, and greater resistance to turning. Just guessing here, it does seem to me that they wouldn't 'walk' as much. Maybe I'm wrong, it's happened before.... Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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