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3 I don't believe!.When you heel the under side of the keel has a smooth
flow as does the top. The leading edge pushes the water up and away from from the top surface,causing the stagnate water to rush in an off the trailing edge. It isn't until after it leaves the wing that it becomes turbulent (forming a cart wheel in the space behind the wing. Try the bath tub with a layer of powder. run a ruler through it and watch the action. Try to think of Newton rather than Bernouilli when you do it. http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage |
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