Accidents happen to everyone - even a boat god.
02-23-2002 | 09:09 AM
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02-23-2002 | 09:40 AM
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From: Lighthouse Point & Ocean Reef FL
Actually, not quite bingo. It's a 38 Fountain, Benny and I were in the 35 
Reggie's 38 and the Invensys that ultimately won were the newest canopied 38's.
You know, right side up, or otherwise, they are still a fine looking boat
Reggie's 38 and the Invensys that ultimately won were the newest canopied 38's.You know, right side up, or otherwise, they are still a fine looking boat
02-23-2002 | 01:36 PM
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From: Lighthouse Point & Ocean Reef FL
OK, partial credit, heck you were less than 10% off!
As to prop rotation, that's a good question, and If I told you I'd have to hunt you down and, well you know the rest
Actually, if I could remember, I'd be happy to tell you. We ran both rotations during the year with different prop combinations, as each combination performed a little different. Top end was the same no matter, but the boat ride and turning ability were better in different scenarios.
I promise to look during our first race at Miami in April, (and remember), and let you know.
Take care,
Steve
As to prop rotation, that's a good question, and If I told you I'd have to hunt you down and, well you know the rest
Actually, if I could remember, I'd be happy to tell you. We ran both rotations during the year with different prop combinations, as each combination performed a little different. Top end was the same no matter, but the boat ride and turning ability were better in different scenarios.
I promise to look during our first race at Miami in April, (and remember), and let you know.
Take care,
Steve
