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On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:04:55 -0500, "KLC Lewis"
wrote: This is one of those "Yes, but" things. Yes, you can go faster than hull speed with enough power, but there is still a limit. And there's a point at which your rig simply can't stand up to that much power, and you are dismasted. Surfing allows a boat to go much faster than hull speed, but it's also tricky and requires expert helmsmanship. There are sail boats that will plane off at literally 2 and 3 times theoretical hull speed, skimming along the top of the water. It's all a function of weight, length, bottom shape, sail area, etc. |
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