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Bobsprit wrote: This heeling maybe increasing water line lenght but at the same time it is decreasing sail height, decreasing keel depth. decreasing rudder depth. Probably increasing leeway A heeled rig may still be optimal. All boats make some leeway. The original point was about a heeled design going faster than design sailed flat. On the P30 we observed the highest speeds on a reach with a heel factor around 15. RB On a reach? What about on a beat? Cheers |
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