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Does the final stability of a kayak depend on how much forward
propulsion the boat is undergoing, all things being equal. In other words if edging a boat dead still on flat water gets me to the edge of the combing before the boat wants to capsize, will the same boat permit further edging when it's underway? A bicycle heeled over at speed is stable and unstable heeled at rest. While a kayak does not experience centrifugal forces, does the hydrolic surge force of propulsion provide a similar effect? Gene |
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