There is no law for hull speed.



Theoretical hull speed is a precise measurement and generally close to
the mark. Joe already said his boat does 9 knots on 30 knots of air. So
how is his hull speed 13 knots? Does it hit 13 knots in 80 knots of
air?



RB
35s5
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:
There is no law for hull speed.



Theoretical hull speed is a precise measurement and generally close to
the mark. Joe already said his boat does 9 knots on 30 knots of air. So
how is his hull speed 13 knots? Does it hit 13 knots in 80 knots of
air?


Just to feed your Joe addiction.
I said 9 kts in 21 kts of wind.

You say the hull speed of a Swan 56 is 9 knots yet your french clorox
bottle does 10.5.
Bwahahahahahahahahaaaa yeah right...and with just the main..sheeeeze.

What ever you say Capt Crunch.

Captain Joe


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...

There is no law for hull speed.



Theoretical hull speed is a precise measurement and generally close to
the mark. Joe already said his boat does 9 knots on 30 knots of air. So
how is his hull speed 13 knots? Does it hit 13 knots in 80 knots of
air?



RB
35s5
NY


Hull speed for a Hobie that isn't planing?

What is the theoretical speed? How did you derive it?

Note you are talking theories, not laws.

Glory!

Nutsy,

You really are full of ****!! Really!

Theoretical hull speed is a precise measurement and generally close to
the mark. ----This is your statement! Read it again.

Theoretical;----Is a precise measurement?? Spare me.

Generally close to the mark;-----this is what you call a "precise
measurement!"
What a dumb ass statement.

Nutsy; I think you had better find out what "Hull Speed" is all about!
It seems you haven't a clue!

Ol Thom