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igavioli wrote:
I am planning to mount a bow thruster on a 41' Sailboat and i wonder if someone knows the influence of the tunnel opening at the bow. Namely how much the created turbolence will affect the performance of the sailboat. In the Vetus Web site, as small as possible tunnels (possibly more than one) are suggested just to keep the resistance under way low; unfortunately this very statement makes me worry! Thank You. Claudio. My semi-informed opinion is...not much. Water is incompressible, so the pressure change across the tunnel opening will not be a factor. Here's a good site on bow thrusters. http://www.diy-boat.com/Pages/Archiv...e/upgrade.html |
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