Efficiency is 2nd to stable. Having the ride stable and not oscillating grossly as it hits each tiny wave is key but also not going through fuel...
Speaking of which, maybe if anyone has any case examples of other planning hulls with information on their dimensions performance figures hydro...
I read up on that and the process is a cycle until you reach the desired results. Unfortunately, I sort of skipped some steps and saw a design...
From what I can see, the picture there is taken showing the rear side of the engine, so it looks like the transmission is on the bow side of the...
Yeah, its dynamic for sure. I got that much, I think that's why am getting rather confused. Slightly off topic though but the COB stated in...
Look like thats the closest I can get. Just saw theres some fancy software that could help out but looking at how to use them is complicated along...
That makes more sense to me. But boy it sure does sound like a balancing act. From what I've been finding out and reading so far, doesn't seem...
WOW, that cleared up a lot Ike, thanks for that. Well this is a planning hull. 16.5% Deep V with a deadrise. So that answers the question pretty...
Hi again BoatDesign.net, Maybe a dumb question but I wont know until I ask. Just been reading up more as per usual and this centre of buoyancy...
Thanks for the answer chaps. Still find it incredible but thinking logically its just more volume of vacuum thus more resin needed to fill the...
Cant quite find an answer for this but is it possible to vacuum form a hull that's really thick? Say 10mm or 20mm of just fiberglass mats laid...
:D UMMMMMMMM Would it surprise you if I told you the file name was Riva+Aquarama.fbm... lol It literally is... a Riva, am currently playing...
All fair points, been trying to find some up to date books. No luck with infusion moulding though. Any recommendations? As for the CNC Router,...
Hi Boatdesign.net, After endless hours on Delftship and Free!ship, I got near to a finished design until I stumbled across a download of what I...
