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changes to wooden boat plan?
by Richard Weisbeck
(Canada)
Hello
I have started to modify slightly, wooden boat plan from Classic Boats, - the "Deep V 16".
It's powered by a Mercruiser stern drive.
I plan to make some subtle changes, but will not interfere with the hull design.
I would like to know if adding some height to the top side would have an appreciable effect on the performance. (perhaps more mass above the C of G?)
The boat in my opinion is a little shallow, so I am hoping to add 2 -4 in.
Your opinion would be appreciated.
Richard Weisbeck
British Columbia Canada
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