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On my boat the quarter berths are as close to the stern as possible. I
think is generally agreed the the smallest motion is experienced near the center of gravity i.e. nearer the center of the boat Cheers FamilySailor wrote: What? You can become airborne sailing into the wind, while sleeping in the v-berth and even the quarter berths, not so in the stern. I used to commercial fish and I built a 70' longliner (with a stern cabin). The stern is more comfortable. And, if you are taking shifts at the helm in rough weather, being able to sleep is a good thing. |
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