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Old 06 January 2018, 21:39   #21
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Thanks not seen many flatacraft will keep an eye out, pipe dream at present......
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Old 07 January 2018, 09:22   #22
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going to be an interesting project. are you moving from the dark side or an addition?
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Old 07 January 2018, 09:43   #23
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The smaller the v / shallower the hull the less effort it takes to move it through the water so for any given engine a shallow v will be quicker. If there is a planing pad then (if) once the whole boat is skimming along on that then the difference between hulls will be about weight - typically deeper v hulls also being build stronger for tougher seas.
If the hull is going to be pushed near or over it's design limits the first problem is probably going to be "chine walking". Maybe less likely with a deep V
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Old 09 January 2018, 20:56   #24
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Just get an old phantom or ring. There are a few ring ribs but prices might not fit the budget. It feels a lot nicer sat down in a boat at 70mph than on a jockey seat I can assure you.

Any boat needs steady input at that speed and some respec! Mine used to chine on a mill pond flat day at 71mph.
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