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Exactly. And the forces increase non linearly to the change in angles.
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A rudder is rarely neutral, right(weather helm, lee helm)?
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Adding a wing on the bottom of a rudder
I think that there are two issues with the winged keel
Metal would not be my choice for a coupla reasons...
Milvina is an aliminum boat with
Well that simplifies that thought!
How often do you think your rudder needs more depth, Neil?
Deep control surfaces...
Would not act as an end plate?
I wonder?
When you turn the rudder, as the boat is heeled
A rudder is rarely neutral, right(weather helm, lee helm)?
Exactly. And the forces increase non linearly to the change in angles.
Disagree ....
Steering is normally lightbut
WHY?
I have this on my boat.
What's the problem? Without a problem why do it.
Thanks for all the posts. I will answer the questions
Thats not going to happen ....
That boat doesnt have a keel, its a skimming dish
Weather helm?
Hmmm? Wrong assumption on my part.
It looks like you could lengthen the rudder 6"