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![]() DSK wrote: Nav wrote: Yes but when the boat is not close to max design speed is it really powered up? so I asked: So, you're saying that IACC boats make their best speed at 30 degrees of heel? I would be surprised if that were true. and then Nav wrote: Don't try to put words into my mouth. The IACC yachts are fastest downwind -as you should know. So are they "powered up" downwind, at lesser angles of heel, and greater speed? Or does "powered up" have nothing to do with speed? At first you said that it did. A big part of the problem is that you can't seem to state the situation clearly and consistently. Why do you say that. I think the pictures, my descriptions all show That I am talking about going to windward. It is you that is confused. Tell us, do you think winglets are important going down wind in an IACC yacht? If you wan't to talk about it let's start a new thread. Cheers |
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