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Foiling sailboats are crashing because of sail: their propelling vector is too high above sea level, which causes side or bow capsizing in split seconds. Motor
by SergeAx 6y ago
Foiling sailboats are crashing because of sail: their propelling vector is too high above sea level, which causes side or bow capsizing in split seconds. Motor boats has totally different physics, they rather take off, because they have heavy stern with engines and lightweight bow. If you put battery in front of vessel - it will perform even better.