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Reginald,
Feel free to divulge this info anytime. Since I frequently head out in stronger winds, I'm supposing I already execute this but don't "Know" it, per say. I'd like to know for sure, though. "Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message . .. Eisboch wrote: "Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message . .. It really isn't a problem, especially if you know the secret. When I purchased my first new boat the dealer told me the secret, and it is very very easy. And the secret is: Don't take your single engined I/O boat out in any winds in excess of 20 mph. Eisboch While 20 mph will make it challenging, I would assume it would effect twins also. If you are in a little runabout, they do not have as much freeboard as your GB, so I would think they are not effected as much as your GB, even with your displacement hull. I would assume 20mph wants to blow you all over the place. But that isn't the secret I was talking about. ![]() |
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