Matt how much difference will the full striper be from the ss@g.
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Re: North wind
Performance ,upriver and down.
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Re: North wind
North Wind will be a very quick boat. It's intended for multiple environments and is designed to be used with a rudder like the kruger Sea Wind. It'll move up and down river well but won't be as good maintaining a straight path without a rudder.
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Re: North wind
I am not saying this right ,Darrel is going to build a full striper, I planned a stitch and glue, will there be much difference in performance between the 2.
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