Aluminum 8 meter beast

I fully agree with you, what we wrote says everything about our knowledge. I'm sorry you didn't like it but I think my previous comment (post #42) is totally pertinent.
A 4 tons boat, jumping over the waves at 35 knots, it is subject to efforts that should be taken into account.
Just don't be toxic bro.
 
Hi bro, I don't want to be toxic with my comments and I'm sure I'm not. But, if it's okay with you, focused on your project, let's talk specifically about the technical aspects of your project. For example, how did you calculate the structure? Or, another example, have you calculated the heel per tack at high speed? Are you sure the boat comes to a stable glide, without experiencing porpoising? (Those questions don't seem to be toxic, do they?)
 
Hi bro, I don't want to be toxic with my comments and I'm sure I'm not. But, if it's okay with you, focused on your project, let's talk specifically about the technical aspects of your project. For example, how did you calculate the structure? Or, another example, have you calculated the heel per tack at high speed? Are you sure the boat comes to a stable glide, without experiencing porpoising? (Those questions don't seem to be toxic, do they?)

Experimentally, the surest, but a long way, worked out over the years. The boat is prone to delfining(that's how we called porpoising here, just funny thing) with improper installation of motors and weight distribution. But again, in certain marine conditions.

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Another video, from Vladivostok
 
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