A 'brow' is a deflection structure built on the front side of a bow thruster tube to redirect water flow around the exposed flat back of the tube, or alternatively, the hull can be recessed on the back side to reduce the hard deflection of water hitting the tube.
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Mike BonakerEvidence Quote
“the conventional fairly conventional way is to build a brow it's called a brow on the front side of the tube to deflect water past that flat spot”
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ABYC Online Education "Huddle": Discussion and Review of Popular Technical Topics with Mike Bonicker— American Boat & Yacht Council - ABYCCreated: 8/13/2026, 9:52:05 AM
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