When I built that sail boat for Alan Alder, he thought he had came up with the idea of the vented step in the hull. Shortly after that I was watching a video on a Gar Wood boat from the 20's, guess what, his step hydro had vents in the step.
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DS; -my most enjoyable times racing, over the past 20 yrs, was against a totally beautiful DSH you built for Larry Downs, 50N, c2000. We run a Giles, he built for me in 2005, and some of our battles were memorable , ie; Crystal Lake , NY . Hope to see it out again this summer . (bh/)Last edited by bh/; 04-07-2020, 08:39 AM.
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The Marcells built an ASH with NACA inlets in the front deck, feeding a duct that exited at the back of each sponson. It was hard to tell if it helped , all their stuff ran well.
I heard the inboard sponsons called " wet " in the 60's. They weren't really vented, the inlet and outlet were the same hole.
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-off topic , but its my thread , some pics of that Sorenson DSH. Beautiful decks ! It went from a kneeler, to a lay down, and back .
No vents that I knew of ? (bh/)Brian Hendrick, #66 F
"the harder we try, the worser it gets"
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Originally posted by rumleyfips View PostThe Marcells built an ASH with NACA inlets in the front deck,
feeding a duct that exited at the back of each sponson.
I wonder if he was addressing 'blow-overs', or aero drag ?
Brian Hendrick, #66 F
"the harder we try, the worser it gets"
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