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Mac26X fit for all waters
"Ed Gordon" wrote in message 8... I like to look at it this way. Macs are for the more intelligent and careful sailors. Heavy keel boats perform poorer but are harder to capsize so you can get drunk and sloppy and get away with it more often. A Mac is like riding a thorobred. Hang on and enjoy the greater speed and versatility but don't get complacent. -- Cheerio, Ed Gordon http://www.freewebs.com/egordon873/index.htm With the ballast tanks full, it's a displacement hull limited in its hullspeed just like any "heavy keel boat." It's also under-rigged compared to those heavier deep keel displacement boats, and can't carry much in the way of light air sails. |
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