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12-13-2004, 02:38 PM
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| sea state 4 i was wondering what type of boat would be good for a sea state 4 or 5. i understand that sea state 5 is like huricane weather, but i looking for a stable boat in sea stage 3 but is able to operate fairly decently in sea states 4 and 5. thanks  |
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12-13-2004, 03:19 PM
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| Question is too broad. You need to narrow your field. Power? Sail? Length? Mission? Operations? Cost? And what do you mean by SS 4? Beaufort? JONSWAP?, Bretschneider? NATO? Ochi-Hubble? Atlantic? Pacific? North Sea? There is never an absolute "best"! |
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