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I understand that there is now proof of the usual V-shaped wake angle not always being ~39 degrees depending on subsurface currents. I'm a bit confused about t
by alok99 7y ago
I understand that there is now proof of the usual V-shaped wake angle not always being ~39 degrees depending on subsurface currents.
I'm a bit confused about the ring waves part of this article. How is the boat leaving a ring wave when it moves? Or is the boat just being lowered into the water to form a ripple? You can't tell this from the top-down view.
For some reason, the way that the article was written made it seem that a boat moving through the water could leave an off-center ring wave wake, which makes no sense.
- skykooler 7y agoA wake is essentially a ring wave which is being continuously generated by a moving point. If a ring wave can be generated off-center, the wake will also be off-center.