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OzOne wrote in message ... On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 22:29:49 GMT, "Maxprop" scribbled thusly: "Capt. JG" wrote in message ... Keeping a boat on it's feet vs. excessive heeling... that's what you're saying right? Because zero heel may indicate pinching too much. No. There is no such thing as zero heel--a boat will always heel when beating to windward unless it's a small dinghy with a 300lb. skipper and similarly-sized crew. But limiting the heel to a practical minimum will generally allow better helm control and less leeway slippage. It also keeps the sailplan presented to the wind more optimally. Rubbish! "Rubbish" hardly makes a valid statement. If you disagree, fine--but make your argument. Otherwise you're wasting our time and bandwidth. Max |
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