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| double bilgeboards for a Spray 22 Hi, This my first post. I am building a Bruce Roberts Spray 22. Both my plans on were I will be sailing and a better understanding of this design windward character, has got me thinking about redesigning the keel for better windward performance. I will be sailing for now and the forseable future on High altitude lakes in the western US, mainly Utah. I am thinking about shortening the keel about six inches and adding fore and aft bilgeboards. This I would hope would give the boat good windward performance and reduce the wetted surface area. What do you all think? Bill |
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| It will change the righting moment and the tracking behavior. Also, with three foils the center of effort will be very variable.
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