Hukk slapping

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Dec 5, 2012
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Hunter 376 Long Beach Ca.
My Hunter 376 has a terribly hull slapping problem to the extent we have trouble sleeping even in our slip. Is there an awnswer?
 

JEB

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Feb 2, 2010
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Hunter 380 Saint Marys, GA
Damar18,


I have the Hunter 380 and the previous owner bought a device called a slap stopper., it ties across the stern and breaks up the waves. I think others have used simple pool floats strung across the stern

John
 
Dec 5, 2012
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Hunter 376 Long Beach Ca.
backing in

My Hunter 376 has a terribly hull slapping problem to the extent we have trouble sleeping even in our slip. Is there an awnswer?
we will lose our privicy if we back in. I did consider it.
 
Jun 4, 2004
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Hunter 376 Annapolis MD
The slap noise in a slip depends on the direction and size of the waves with respect to the boat. Look in the archives, dealing with this has been discussed in detail.

Allan
 

Nodak7

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Sep 28, 2008
1,256
Hunter 41DS Punta Gorda, FL
Damar18,


I have the Hunter 380 and the previous owner bought a device called a slap stopper., it ties across the stern and breaks up the waves. I think others have used simple pool floats strung across the stern

John
Have tried the pool floats across the stern and found them not to be very effective. I tried tying the dinghy atwartship as well. That helped a little but not much. I have looked at the slap stopper but it seems to be a big pain to deal with so I cannot say yay or nay on it. If it is to bad I end up going to the forward cabin.
 
Oct 1, 2007
1,865
Boston Whaler Super Sport Pt. Judith
My Hunter 376 has a terribly hull slapping problem to the extent we have trouble sleeping even in our slip. Is there an awnswer?
I like the sound of waves slapping. I find it restful and soothing. Learn to like it.
 
Dec 14, 2003
1,433
Hunter 34 Lake of Two Mountains, QC, Can
we will lose our privicy if we back in. I did consider it.
Of course, but only when you're in the cockpit ! Not so much when you're down below, and not at all when you're in the stern cabin.

Now that you have the boat bow out, sleep in the V-berth. With hatch opened (& screened), you'll get plenty of ventilation and none of the back-slapping.
 
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