
07-14-2007, 01:42 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Usually Oostvoorne, The Netherlands
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Quote:
Originally Posted by cmcpokey
when you are dealing with winds you adjust your course to compensate for the set and drift that the wind and seas give you. its called crabbing, since you are driving sideways. when you can do this in a channel, but if it is too narrow you run the risk of occupying the entire thing, and not allowing other ships to pass. these windbrakes would probably assist, but by no means would they get rid of all the sideforces pushing on the ships. just merely something else to help the pilots.
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Kind of useless then as the large ships allready occupy the entire channel. Im gonna ask a pilot tonight.
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