SPAN ..........how can I obtain the leeway angle?

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  1. yades
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    yades Senior Member

    Using SPAN I noticeed there is no mention whatsoever and no explicit reference to the hull leeway angle obtainable. Is there any possible whay to obtained on the results table the leeway angle to which the sailing boat under investigation is referred to?
    If not how it would possibly be extracted from the given results table?

    Appreciated someone help.....

    tks in adv

    yades
     
    yades, Sep 10, 2006
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