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| About a plyboat 2.1 double canoe design Hello: I'm new to the site, but an occasional visitor. I have a question for those who know. Theoretically speaking: I have designed (using plyboat 2.1) a hull for a 27' double canoe. The WSA to Sail area is 2.5; LWL/B ratio is 12:1; Sail area to displacement is about 20+; Lateral Surface Area is around 12% of sail area; Has a narrow entry; block coefficient .64; freeboard is 11% of LOA. Based on this data is there any reason this hull won't perform well. |
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| Couldn't open the file for the data, but the only thing that stands out to me is that the hulls sound fat. Normally double canoes will have well less than 12-1, that is in Newick trimaran range. |
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