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all thumbs wrote:
I'm wondering if I have the quadrant set up right. At full stop on the quadrant, looking at the rudder shows it's only turned about 45 degrees. Is this correct? Is that some theoretical limit of effective angle or something? Thanks. That would depend upon what you want the rudder to do. . . Turn the boat? 45 degrees is a good number. Stop the boat, (or keep the boat from moving after a tack) 45 isn't enough. I see people trying to tack out of the channel holding the tiller "hard over" all the time. Often these are the guys who never accelerate after tacking enough to make it to the other side of the channel. |
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