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Roger Long
 
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OK, here is the answer you are looking for.

Unless you have a highly unusual powertrain set up and strangely
pitched prop, determine the position in which the most blade area is
shadowed by keel and hull. Mark the shaft inside. Stop the shaft in
that position. Sail the boat. It's very unlikely you'll go faster
doing anything else.
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