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10-14-2010, 05:55 PM
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| How much speed would be lost using WW2 E-Boat hull as the basis for a fast motor cruiser/motor-sailor when in sail mode?...... when compared to a 'from scratch' designed motor sailor or pure cruising sailor of same size. Figure the E-Boat based hull would feature drop keels for sailing.  |
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10-18-2010, 09:44 PM
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| E-boat is really S-Boot and highly specialized for what it was. No way to make it something else and still have it be same. Easy to make sailboat same beam/length ratio but S-Boot designed to go 45 knots on 4,000 hp with big war load, not a sailboat at all. |
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