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![]() DSK wrote: Nav wrote: Lord what a self serving, devious and misleading (for others) response. More insults. Thanks. Fact: At least two syndicates revealed CFD calculations for ~30 degrees heel and boatspeed about ~10 knots. That's pretty powered up I'd say. I can also tell you typical trim tab angles for those conditions but I'm sure you wouldn't want to know about either. Actually I am interested in any info (from the real world, I mean, not JAXworld) that anybody can provide. It's a big part of why I am here. Young America was designed for 6 degrees trim at 10 knots boatspeed and 30 degrees heel. That's about as fast they expected to go when powered up here. Cheers |
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