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DSK wrote: ... Better yet go back to the classic literature and look at the tests of the Gimcrack. She was fastest at 30 degrees and was no faster at 35 degrees. That's still a correct rule of thumb for most fast cruiser racers today. Not in my experience. Most boats like about 12 degrees of heel. The Soling (a relatively narrow boat) sailors I know say their boats like 18. I guess you would not have overtaken the race leader -look at this: http://www.sevenoceans.com/SoloAroun...Leg1/Day30.htm Cheers |
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