"Charlie Morgan" wrote
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-PpU8MUbHE&NR

Wow, I got tired just watching it... And some people here claim displacement boats
don't plane. Duh! Oz was right. Some people need to sail on one of those.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Charlie Morgan" wrote
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-PpU8MUbHE&NR

Wow, I got tired just watching it...

You should exercise more.

And some people here claim displacement boats
don't plane. Duh! Oz was right. Some people need to sail on one of those.


I saw no displacement hulls planing . A displacement hull, by
defination must be supported by buoyancy alone, and it must displace
water from its path rather than planing on the water's surface. If it
is planing it's either a planing hull or semi-planing hull and not a
displacement hull.

Joe



Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Charlie Morgan" wrote
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-PpU8MUbHE&NR

Wow, I got tired just watching it... And some people here claim displacement boats
don't plane. Duh! Oz was right. Some people need to sail on one of those.

Cheers,
Ellen


Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!

"Joe" wrote in message
ps.com...

And some people here claim displacement boats
don't plane. Duh! Oz was right. Some people need to sail on one of
those.


I saw no displacement hulls planing . A displacement hull, by
defination must be supported by buoyancy alone, and it must displace
water from its path rather than planing on the water's surface. If it
is planing it's either a planing hull or semi-planing hull and not a
displacement hull.

Joe

Even a planing hull becomes a displacement hull some part of the time-when
it stops...

"Jeff" wrote
Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!

http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com...?articleid=211

Scroll down and it says *displacement* 8.5 tons.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Jeff" wrote
Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!

http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com...?articleid=211

Scroll down and it says *displacement* 8.5 tons.


So? The "displacement" of a boat is the mass of the water it
displaces at rest. A "displacement boat" or hull is one that
displaces approximately the same amount of water regardless of its
speed. A "planing hull" is one that when moving lifts out of the
water and thus displaces less water than its mass would imply.

"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Jeff" wrote
Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!

http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com...?articleid=211

Scroll down and it says *displacement* 8.5 tons.


So? The "displacement" of a boat is the mass of the water it displaces at
rest. A "displacement boat" or hull is one that displaces approximately
the same amount of water regardless of its speed. A "planing hull" is one
that when moving lifts out of the water and thus displaces less water than
its mass would imply.


Forget it Jeff. Neal is not too bright.

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

"Jeff" wrote in messagenews:_4OdnZkT1Z6MtCjYnZ2dnUVZ_h6vnZ2d@comca st.com...


"Jeff" wrote
Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!


Ellen MacArthur wrote:
http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com...?articleid=211

Scroll down and it says *displacement* 8.5 tons.


Now *that* was funny

So? The "displacement" of a boat is the mass of the water it displaces at
rest. A "displacement boat" or hull is one that displaces approximately
the same amount of water regardless of its speed. A "planing hull" is one
that when moving lifts out of the water and thus displaces less water than
its mass would imply.

It doesn't necessarily have to "lift out of the water" just be
supported (at least partially) by the force of the water flowing under
the hull. Although with some boats, the lift is pretty amazing and has
to be seen/felt to be believed.

"Capt. JG" wrote:
Forget it Jeff. Neal is not too bright.


True. In fact, the above statement is one of the most convincing that
"Ellen" is really the Crapton.

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)

wrote:


"Jeff" wrote in messagenews:_4OdnZkT1Z6MtCjYnZ2dnUVZ_h6vnZ2d@comca st.com...


"Jeff" wrote
Open 60's are a displacement boat? Shirley you jest!


Ellen MacArthur wrote:
http://www.conradhumphreysracing.com...?articleid=211
Scroll down and it says *displacement* 8.5 tons.

Now *that* was funny

So? The "displacement" of a boat is the mass of the water it displaces at
rest. A "displacement boat" or hull is one that displaces approximately
the same amount of water regardless of its speed. A "planing hull" is one
that when moving lifts out of the water and thus displaces less water than
its mass would imply.

It doesn't necessarily have to "lift out of the water" just be
supported (at least partially) by the force of the water flowing under
the hull. Although with some boats, the lift is pretty amazing and has
to be seen/felt to be believed.

"Capt. JG" wrote:
Forget it Jeff. Neal is not too bright.


True. In fact, the above statement is one of the most convincing that
"Ellen" is really the Crapton.

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)

which statement?

True. In fact, the above statement is one of the most convincing that
"Ellen" is really the Crapton.

Jeff wrote:
which statement?

Saying that a spec of stated displacement was an indicator that the
boat in question is a "displacement hull."

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)