This may be a stupid question but what is the difference in these two classes, the saw records are like 24mph apart?
P-mono P-offshore
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p-mono does not allow stepped hulls, oval course. steps and flat keel ride pads are allowed on the offshore boats, heats are 4minutes. section 28 page 7 is where the offshore rules start (namba rulebook). hth
rexStill waiting for my boat to come in.it came in
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The offshore records were all set with catamarans, which are considerably faster than monos for a number of reasons. Making a mono go really fast is far more difficult, even with three times the power of a cat. A stepped mono can be faster and more stable than a non-stepped mono, but steps are not allowed in the mono classes.This may be a stupid question but what is the difference in these two classes, the saw records are like 24mph apart?
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yes because a stepped mono has a multiple wetted surface. (for those who dont know). But wouldnt a hydro still have the speed advantage?Originally posted by Rex R View Postby definition a 'stepped' mono(meaning a vee hull) is a hydro...soo you could run it as a hydro in the hydro classes :). you can also run a stepped vee in the offshore class.
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Thats true, funny how hydros are supposed to like "smooth" water, but it seems like my hydros like rough water and my monos like the smooth water.Originally posted by Rex R View PostI would think the main advantage would be stability. balancing a vee hull on a 1/2"(or less) strip of hull can be a challenge :).
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