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I assume its the distance from the transom to the rudder. What does this distance affect, particularly on a cat?
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Yes. it does refer to the distance between the transom and the rudder blades leading edge.
What deifference does it make? I'd like to know too. Anyone?"A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough."
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I know that most gas cats turn better with very little rudder setback. Most monos run better with allot of rudder setback. I could not tell you why that is..... I just know it to be true in the gas world...Miss Geico CC1515 2200kv T180 2S2S- Twin Genesis with 2 2700kv 2 T180's 4S2P- Stiletto with 2030kv T120 4S1P-DF33 4082 1600kv T180 6S2P- and lots of gassers!Comment
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