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Originally Posted by Woodsy
Guys...Anyone with any knowledge of deep V hulled speed boats know you need chop to go fast...calm water is slow sticky water!
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So you'd be advising someone who's been around
amphibious aircraft, EDO floats, flying boats and floatplanes all his life about choppy and calm waters?
Don't make me get out my baby pictures!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Woodsy
"...Winter harbor is barely 1.5 miles long x 0.5 miles wide.... not nearly enough room for ANY boat (except maybe a top Fuel Hydro) to hit 100 MPH.... (they like calm flat water)..."
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They've added a "
STOP" sign at the entrance to Winter Harbor?
Actually, that's one of my pet peeves: hearing a scofflaw a full minute before entering Winter Harbor. (Next to switching their
Captain's Choice on-and-off-and-on "at speed" in protected waters).
So who approves of the speeds required for barefoot waterskiing in in the calm waters of coves? (Something I''ve never seen).
With all due respect to Moultonborough's "
anecdotal statements":
"Loon mortality from watercraft":