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IMO, Ted Brewer's motion comfort ratio is BS. Brewer is an interested
party and he admits that the "ratio" was made up as a kind of joke. There is absolutely no evidence that it works. As a general theory is is indefensible. On any given day I'd bet you'll be a lot more comfortable in a Catalina 30 than you will be in a 5.5 meter both in terms of motion comfort and amenities but you certainly will not learn that from the "comfort" ratio. Any comfort motion rating system that says that the Colin Archer ketch is the pinnacle of comfortable is just plain cr@p. I'd rate the "comfort ratio" as significantly less important than the color of the mast step in my boat comparison list. Of course, TB has a different view. You can see his rational he http://www.tedbrewer.com/yachtdesign.html. -- Tom. |
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