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Westsail 32s

(JAXAshby) lifted the trapdoor, peered around and
wrote:

Inertia makes for a smoother motion in a seaway, and inertia makes for the need
of larger sails in lite winds.

it's a bit more complex than that....or else supertankers would stop
in the same distance as a yacht.

What a Westsail won't do, is accelerate, decelerate and turn as
quickly as lighter boats...probably won't point as high as most
either..but absolute mass is not the major component of hull-speed...

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