I'd imagine the long-winded explanation of the same comment would
be that, since harryproas are such lightweight vessels compared to
their long waterlines, with much of the weight in the center, that
they pitch a heck of a lot less than most other craft. Having the
waterline of an Open 40 cat, but half the weight, has got to help
pitching due to inertia.
- Mike
Peter Southwood wrote:
That would be a major technical breakthrough, as all other known surface vessels without active pitch stabilisation will pitch to some extent. Do you have evidence to support this claim?Cheers,Peter----- Original Message -----From: Doug HainesSent: Thursday, June 09, 2011 10:00 AMSubject: Re: [harryproa] Re: Moment of inertia
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