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http://www.herreshoff.org/frames/mmphotojboat6big.htm
.... But is it "powered up"? Nav wrote: No it isn't. She's not near her hull speed (look at the stern) and the wind is light. I'll be she'd be closer to hull speed when heeld to 25-30. And I bet she's going appreciably faster, and a much higher percentage of her hull speed, than you think. As for light wind, this is a boat of approx 130' LOA. What looks like ripples on the water around her is a substantial chop. Secondly, when I look at the stern and just aft of the stern, I see a substantial wave train. With a 90 foot waterline, she could be moving at 10+ knots making such waves. BTW this boat is one of those type specifically designed to increase the waterline when heeled. But not as extreme a type as this one http://boatdesign.net/gallery/showph...cat/all/page/1 http://www.boatdesign.net/gallery/sh.../cat/501/page/ BTW this second pic has the grand daddy heavyweight champ of all stern waves... boat is heeled a good bit... about time to take in that topsail I'd think ![]() Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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