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03-01-2007, 08:46 PM
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| Hull comparisons Hi The hull I currently have is a 60 degree entry, variable deadrise, to 18 degree with a pad at the transome. I am looking at a hull that has a 70 degree entry and 19 degree constant deadrise. What handling and ride differences can I expect and what differences in fuel burn will I see. Both hulls are the same length, 29ft , 9'6" beam. Thanks ken  |
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03-14-2007, 04:37 PM
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| Ken, I'd expect to see very little fuel consumption difference between the two hulls, provided that all else is equal aboard the two vessels. The steeper hull would likely burn a little more fuel, but the two sound very similar. |
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