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Matt Langenfeld wrote: A friend and I were goofing around talking about hull shape and we came up with this: http://www.jem.e-boat.net/images/Development/XYak1.jpg The idea was stability and reserve buoyancy but still having the ability for nice tight vertical strokes. I'm not sure what to think. Innovative or just plain silly? What is the beam of the boat? If it's extemely narrow in the center, it might work OK. If it's 20+ inches in the center and really wide at the ends, you'll end up with a boat that pitches and pounds over waves and will be hard to keep upright in beam seas, as it will be difficult to lean and/or edge. |
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