Hi Tad,
I have always been under the impression that Brewer's Comfort Factor is
based on sailboat hulls. Can you actually take a trawler hull and use Ted's
formula to get a good comparison to a sailboat? Or is there a different formula
to compare trawler hulls?
On Brewer's webpage, he states: "The intention is to provide a means to
compare the motion comfort of vessels of similar type and size..." As an
example, I offer the 126' John Alden design displacing 380,000 lb. This yacht has a
comfort factor of 67.5 Somehow, this does not square up with your example of
"a Diesel Duck 462 is 67.8..."
Regards,
John
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Maybe a Diesel Duck with a mast and a sail will reach 67.8 - when the sails
up.
John Harris
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Maybe a Diesel Duck with a mast and a sail will reach 67.8 - when the sails
up.
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