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"Walt" wrote in message ... If your boat has good lateral resistance (a big keel or centerboard) this force will be nearly equal to the sideways force. I think that things are a bit more complicated than this. The boats that have the best performance to windward usually have fin keels. Fin keels have a smaller area than long keels, don't they? I think that this conundrum demands an explanation from an extremely intelligent engineer. Jax ... here's your opportunity! Regards Donal -- |
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