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Default Well, I've made up my mind...

On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 08:41:48 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

With twin inboards, I
don't touch the helm and do all the stern adjustments with the
transmissions, only occasionally added a bit of throttle to counteract wind
or current.

Now, the GB is a whole different story ......


Not mine.

Big engines, big props, lots of torque widely spaced, full length
keel, 60,000 lbs of displacement: Docks like a dream, bow thrusters
not required.

The problem with twin OBs and I/Os is exactly as you describe: small
props, too close together. Most people I know treat them as a single
engine and use vectored thrust along with judicious use ot the
throttles.
 
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