As a general rule of thumb, the length of the rode (anchor line chain) should be how many times the depth of water in which it will anchor

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Maverick Chase

Physics

28 July, 16:53

As a general rule of thumb, the length of the rode (anchor line chain) should be how many times the depth of water in which it will anchor

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Madeleine Mcclain · Answer 1

As a general rule of thumb, the length of the rod anchor line should be 7-10 times the depth of water in which it anchors. An anchor in a boat doesn’t let the drop drift in the water. The length of the rod anchor line matters a lot to save the boat from drifting. The length depends on the depth of the water. It should be 7-10 times the depth of the water in which it is being anchored.