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On Thu, 29 Sep 2011 20:14:03 -0400, Honey Badger
wrote: The goal is to stabilize a 50' power catamaran at rest in rough seas for more comfortable fishing and mooring. The anti-roll tanks would probably add a lot of weight. ========= Anti-roll tanks do add weight but they can be emptied out when not needed. Most power cats need very little stabilization compared to a round bottom displacement hull. That is one of their strong points. It is impossible to eliminate all motion. What the stabilization systems are good at is damping down the amplitude of the initial roll and eliminating recurrence of the "roll back" oscillation. Multi hulls tend to be self damping and usually have very little roll back motion. |
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