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"Grumman-581" wrote in message ...
"Curtis CCR" wrote ... I have more positive and responsive steering control in my jet boat at very low speed than I do in my 36' cruiser - which is of course equipped with rudders. Well, for the most part, large boats by their very nature are going to be less responsive... When I was in the Navy, I was stationed on the Nimitz... I think it took us well over a mile to turn around... OK... I can turn my jet boat, quite quickly, without headway. Trythat on a ruddered ski boat. My point was that I can (pretty easily) point my jet boat in any direction at low speed - in fact I can spin it around in one place without headway. I need thrust, but not relative movement through the water, to steer. |