Nutzy's boat heels 65* in the slip when he steps aboard.

SV

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Nutsy,

I don't consider flying a hull "HEELING" but I'll not argue the point.

I can't say that forcing a Lee hull deeper into the water isn't heeling.
It probably is but it surely isn't enough to effect the height of the
sail.

I'll not argue either point. A cruising Cat, in my mind is sailing flat,
with sails in the best sailing attitude.

Thom

Nutzy's boat heels 65* in the slip when he steps aboard.


65*??? Bwahahahaha! Even in his trolls he's an idiot!

RB

That's all????? No way!!

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Nutzy's boat heels 65* in the slip when he steps aboard.

SV

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Nutsy,

I don't consider flying a hull "HEELING" but I'll not argue the point.

I can't say that forcing a Lee hull deeper into the water isn't heeling.
It probably is but it surely isn't enough to effect the height of the
sail.

I'll not argue either point. A cruising Cat, in my mind is sailing flat,
with sails in the best sailing attitude.

Thom

After 65* his fenders roll over the toe rail and wedge themselves between
the dock and his (Sudzys, really) POS boat.


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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That's all????? No way!!

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
Nutzy's boat heels 65* in the slip when he steps aboard.

SV

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Nutsy,

I don't consider flying a hull "HEELING" but I'll not argue the point.

I can't say that forcing a Lee hull deeper into the water isn't
heeling.
It probably is but it surely isn't enough to effect the height of the
sail.

I'll not argue either point. A cruising Cat, in my mind is sailing
flat,
with sails in the best sailing attitude.

Thom