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Capt. Neal® wrote:
I think they are talking of a big catamaran which makes it an entirely different animal. Little or no heeling and the ability to travel at high speeds. Nice little transoms available for twin tunnel drives. The ability to raise the drives for beaching without fear of damaging the props. Seems ideal to me. More efficiency in reverse because of the tunnels which was the original desired trait. It looks to me, though, that a Kort nozzle would be more efficient in reverse because of the more symmetrical shape of the prop blades. CN It's a "general" rule that boats with Korts tend to lose some backing efficiency over their un-Korted brothers .....couldn't explain why (whether it's the shape of the nozzle or design of the prop, or both) otn |
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