[C320-list] Question for Designer Douglas
Orlando.Duran at AveryDennison.com
Orlando.Duran at AveryDennison.com
Wed Aug 30 11:48:01 PDT 2006
You're correct Adam, in SF Bay, for the type of sailing you do, a folding
prop is not a big deal...where the folder makes sense is in light wind
conditions where that 3-bladed acts like a huge brake under your boat
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Two bladed not three.
For some reason which I don't understand I seem to always sail upwind. I
will leave my marina's channel and sail up wind for four hours, turn
around and for reasons which make no sense I am up wind for four hours.
We joke that the boat is so fast that the apparent wind is always brought
all the way forward.
If Orlando is right that 12 knots is the point (and I would love to hear
from Jerry on this) then I don't need a folding prop since 90% of my
sailing is in winds over 12k apparent.
I hope this question gets added to the questions for Mr. Douglas.
Adam
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