check this thread out :)
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=188340
6 to 8 footer's in a 30 foot boat running 90 mph pluss :) yea |
to damn funny
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bern, are thinking the same thing as me? REAL 8 footers? 90mph?
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They may have been 8 feet apart.
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LOL, I thought this was the baja thread at first. Its gonna take a lot more than some fancy fiberglass to get that boat up to 90 in 6-8's. I was good to do 40-50mph in the 4's I saw on Texoma a few weeks ago. That really put things into perspective for me.
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Here's the how I figure wave heights: I take what I think it is when running, divide by 2 and round down. That's usually close to what the weather buoys report when I look them up after I get home ;)
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6 to 8's? . . . . 90? . . . . in a 30? . . . . uhmmm . . . i dont think so. I've hit the century mark plus in a 38 in race conditions in 3's maybe 4's. Beyond that your gonna need a lot of boat and there is no substitute for wave span, sorry but i have to be a little skeptical of the claim.
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Originally Posted by SkinnyDan
(Post 2599410)
Here's the how I figure wave heights: I take what I think it is when running, divide by 2 and round down. That's usually close to what the weather buoys report when I look them up after I get home ;)
Really? I take what I think they are when running and then add one foot every time I tell the story! :eek::D:evilb: |
A Stingray could do it. ;)
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The prop would not be in the water long enough to maintain 90.
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