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What's the difference between a deep-vee hull and a modified vee? A planing hull and a displacement hull? Find the answers to these and scores of other frequently asked questions in All About Powerboats. Writing for any boater seeking a better understanding of modern powerboat design and handling, author Roger Marshall provides a well-illustrated, clear introduction to small powerboats (18 to 30 feet long) from the perspective of use. His practical advice on hull shape, engines, construction methods, steering systems, comfort, and safety gives today's boaters a thorough grounding in powerboat selection, use, and lore.
"Clear, insightful, easy to understand. This book is a must for powerboaters."--Bill Sisson, editor, Soundings
"Roger Marshall shares three decades of accumulated boating knowledge so you can cut years off your learning curve!"--Dean Clarke, executive editor, Sport Fishing
Your plain-language guide to powerboat design and performance
What's the difference between a modified-V and a deep-V hull? Or a planing hull and a displacement hull?
Why does boat A have flared topsides and not boat B?
How can I tell if a boat is adequately powered?
How do I judge a boat's seaworthiness just by looking at it?
What are the advantages or disadvantages of twin engines or a stern drive?
Get answers to these and all your questions about powerboat design and performance in All about Powerboats.
If you want to know what makes a boat fast, slow, stable, unstable, seaworthy, comfortable, or ideal for the things you want it to do, here's a perfect place to start. Longtime boat designer Roger Marshall tells you what you need to know about hull design, engines, drive trains, steering systems, comfort factors, safety features, and construction methods. He translates the jargon, explains the key concepts, and offers a wealth of insights into what makes powerboats tick.
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