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Hello,
My name is Michael, and I have been working out some stuff which is to do with my boat, Hartley TS16. I have worked out the boats sail drive in different wind speeds etc. and have done so in KGF. Is there any way which I can convert this force into speed? I also have worked out relevant drag coefficients for relative wind speeds and lee heel.
I have a spreadsheet with all the details (no forumals etc. just data), if it would help I can send that to a few people.
If so, could someone please help me convert the following forces into speed (m/s, km/h is fine) - listen in kgf and lb, for your convenience
(kgf) (lb)
3 | 7
7 | 28
20 | 44
29 | 64
39 | 86
51 | 113
68 | 149
83 | 184
71 | 156
82 | 180
92 | 204
Anyway just to solve curiosity this is the boat:
My name is Michael, and I have been working out some stuff which is to do with my boat, Hartley TS16. I have worked out the boats sail drive in different wind speeds etc. and have done so in KGF. Is there any way which I can convert this force into speed? I also have worked out relevant drag coefficients for relative wind speeds and lee heel.
I have a spreadsheet with all the details (no forumals etc. just data), if it would help I can send that to a few people.
If so, could someone please help me convert the following forces into speed (m/s, km/h is fine) - listen in kgf and lb, for your convenience
(kgf) (lb)
3 | 7
7 | 28
20 | 44
29 | 64
39 | 86
51 | 113
68 | 149
83 | 184
71 | 156
82 | 180
92 | 204
Anyway just to solve curiosity this is the boat:
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