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Many sailboaters motor with the sail up just to slow the rolling.
G "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 22:29:23 GMT, wrote: Please explain why the righting moment of a sailboat would be improved by more weight, higher up! I can't wait to hear this one. ====================================== Righting moment is not improved of course, but roll resistance is improved a lot. A sailboat with out its mast will roll gunnel to gunnel in any kind of seaway. I once found that out the hard way on a dark and stormy night off the New Jersey coast. Not a fun ride. |
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