As long as the chines follow the flow of the water (flow lines) there is no powering penalty vs a round bilge shape. The amount of stern immersion is far more critical in determining performance

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As long as the chines follow the flow of the water (flow lines) there is no powering penalty vs a round bilge shape. The amount of stern immersion is far more critical in determining performance

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As long as the chines follow the flow of the water (flow lines) there is no powering penalty vs a round bilge shape. The amount of stern immersion is far more critical in determining performance photo copyright Pat Bray taken at and featuring the Power boat class

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U-DECK 2023 - No.2 728x90 BOTTOM

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