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Default Proper interpretation of no-wake rules

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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I agree with you, Tom. I can't see how approaching a no-wake zone at a
high speed and then slowing down is going to introduce a wake to the
zone,
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You can't see that? I wish I had a video camera and could post an example
for you. Wakes don't just go out sideways from the boat. There's an element
of "diagonalness". Depending on the location of the next object they meet,
the results can be significant.




 
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