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Reed I need help with your last statement Webster could not help me!
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Originally posted by GLH Ask an Insurance Company!!! The safer one will be the cheaper to insure all else being equal. |
Originally posted by R Addiction Good One!!:D Then again, maybe someone has a 40' Skater with a pair of 4 bangers in it.:D I was a skeptic until I drove a 36 Skater for two years in SCL. The only time we were ever able to lap the F2 fleet or even some of the super Vs is when it was rough. What does that tell you? |
still good info
Thread still genrates good responses
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So you were slower when it was calm??
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Originally posted by GLH Reed I need help with your last statement Webster could not help me! |
Here is a link to some models of ekronoplans
http://www.home-taylor.freeserve.co....%20models.html .... the soviets made huge ones with four engines mounted up front...:D |
Re: Whats Safer at 120 - V or Cat
i vote cats all the way. one thing to consider is the loss of a drive or engine at top speed in a cat. the drives are very far apart which can cause a severe yaw effect. at less than all out it may not be too bad but flat out could be scary.
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Re: Whats Safer at 120 - V or Cat
I live and boat on the upper chesapeake bay. Off the top of my head I can think of at least 6 cats 32'+ that can run well over 120mph but I know of No V bottom in this area that runs even close to 120mph. Sounds to me there are very few V bottoms that can run those speeds safely or not
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Re: Whats Safer at 120 - V or Cat
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Originally Posted by mmwalters
I live and boat on the upper chesapeake bay. Off the top of my head I can think of at least 6 cats 32'+ that can run well over 120mph but I know of No V bottom in this area that runs even close to 120mph. Sounds to me there are very few V bottoms that can run those speeds safely or not
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