Can i make "wild thing" with H16?<br><br>

Yes. Have your crew sit on the oppersite side going downwind. the object is to bring you side just out of the water. Crew might get pretty wet and you do need quiet a bit of wind.
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Not unless you want to go swimming.
<br>None of the top H 16 sailors wildthing downwind. similar to a H 14 it sails very deep down wind. Think barn door not wing.
<br>EA<br><br>

Hoo boy am I a newbie or what.
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<br>Ok ... I gotta admit ignorance here ... what is "wild thing" (I thought he meant something completely different?!)<br><br>

I guess it ain't a "Wild Thang". I also would like a little more description.<br><br>

If you are referring to the powerboat modification that Dick Koogle and I designed, we have successfully been able to use them on the Hobie 16. We were apprehensive about trying the idea, but it worked quite well. Very limited in weight aboard, however.
<br>Rick White<br><br>

It looks llike the first two reponses to the wild thing query should have been attached to the pitch-poling post, and I am curious about the replies.<br><br>