Docking Situation Question #6
 

Describe the difference between Prop Walk and
Prop Wash. 2 points

Name a Prop Wash situation where identical manuevers
have different effects. 2 points

Docking Situation Question #6
 

Walk is what actually happens. It's on the other side from the water
movement, which is the wash. Typically, one looks for the wash instead of
the movement at the dock. Then, you know that the walk goes in the opposite
direction.

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Describe the difference between Prop Walk and
Prop Wash. 2 points

Name a Prop Wash situation where identical manuevers
have different effects. 2 points

Docking Situation Question #6
 

wrote:
Describe the difference between Prop Walk and
Prop Wash. 2 points

Wash is the water ya see bubblin behind the boat and rudders, simple to
understand...

Walk is magic lubber need to know nothing about.

To make a boat dance , walk an pivot to your delight
Whats the best way to set up a twin Screw?
Triple?
Quad?
Five?
and guess how the new deep water 6 screw 185 ft crewboats are set up?

Joe



Name a Prop Wash situation where identical manuevers
have different effects. 2 points

Yor heading to the dock.

Docking Situation Question #6
 

1 point Jon

For part 2:

The big difference is what is called bank effect. If the wash
bounces off a stone quay it has a great effect, versus pilings
and a dock where is passes underneath.

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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Walk is what actually happens. It's on the other side from the water
movement, which is the wash. Typically, one looks for the wash instead of
the movement at the dock. Then, you know that the walk goes in the
opposite direction.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

wrote in message
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Describe the difference between Prop Walk and
Prop Wash. 2 points

Name a Prop Wash situation where identical manuevers
have different effects. 2 points

Docking Situation Question #6
 

Ah... I thought you meant the Federal Reserve... :-)

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"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
1 point Jon

For part 2:

The big difference is what is called bank effect. If the wash
bounces off a stone quay it has a great effect, versus pilings
and a dock where is passes underneath.

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
Walk is what actually happens. It's on the other side from the water
movement, which is the wash. Typically, one looks for the wash instead of
the movement at the dock. Then, you know that the walk goes in the
opposite direction.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

wrote in message
ups.com...
Describe the difference between Prop Walk and
Prop Wash. 2 points

Name a Prop Wash situation where identical manuevers
have different effects. 2 points