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![]() "DSK" wrote in message 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. Not true. Explanation of your response, please. Yep. The boat accelerates much better and if it's one of those gawd-awful days with chop & light air, it can go thru the lumpy parts better. I agree that it does, but what is your explanation for this effect? It doesn't take a heavy crew, even. Not in light air. That's what I said originally. OTOH there are times when I like a lot of heel, like just before a tack ![]() For roll-tacking? Max |
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