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04-14-2003, 11:54 PM
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| New Wave Systems We would like to design a 24 foot deep v hull for use as a small craft sportfishing boat, something like the older Formula hull. i was wondering if their program (Prosurf) would be useful to help in the design of this craft? AND, would this program be user friendly? Thanks. d  |
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04-15-2003, 06:24 AM
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| See other threads on this website for ProSurf. As with anything, it takes some time to get familiar with a computer program. I have found ProSurf to be easier than most to learn, but you still have to have some understanding of what the mathematics is doing in creating the surface, and you have to understand how the program works. Steve Hollister, who wrote the program, is very good about answering questions and helping you through the process of learning the program. Eric Sponberg |
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