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Old 07-11-2005, 23:20   #1
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Hard chine vs round
Anybody got any opinions, experience, advice, condecension condemnation, horrible tales etc. about the relative diffences between hard chine and round bilge? Use will be liveaboard cruising, coastal and bluewater. I know there will be differences based on individual design but really want to find out if there's any fundamental problems, especially with hard chine.


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