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Originally Posted by momo fish
Thanks all as I look to all you experts first for advise.
I was wondering cause although I have only flipped once I thought it was all about speed and powering through the waves while keeping straight. My old stealth was heavy enough to break through waves up to 5 foot. Could just be my luck/fear and respect everytime I launch that has kept me from flipping often. I launch mostly from county line and it's hardly ever easy and wish I could understand waves better.
So even landing better to take out? My plan was to keep drive in but use paddle in hand in case I need to back up. And then paddle hard in front of wave. Jump out once in 4 feet and grab front.
If this sounds stupid please let me know as everything makes sense when it's in your head like jumping off the 2nd floor of house into a pile of snow as a kid. Broken ankle later I learned the lesson.
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Th only problem is the rudders do not want to stay strait if your hand is not on it especially with currents pushing it which ever way it wants.
Would be better to just power through at that point with the drive in if you so choose paddle secured and hand on rudder control.
Can always try it, ive done that in the past.
Rhyak