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router-link> prop: Configure the active CSS class applied when the link is active. Typically you will want to set this to class name 'active' Use the aria-label prop to provide an accessible, screen reader friendly, label for your avatar. If you have a badge, it is recommended to add inforation to your aria-label regarding the badge purpose or content (i.g. '3 messages', 'online', etc.). I don't know your 60 HP, if it is SAE HP, but I guess it is, so with 1850 RPM you prob. have 55. and put one or two generators on, so minus 5-10 HP, with say 45 HP you will then in theory do 90,8% of the speed with 60 hp 9,3 MPH (8.1 kts) out of 10.25 MPH, and that is what the spread say too. So what that is that drag the speed down from theory I don't know, hull shape? swim shape? shallow water? maybe all 3. router-link> prop: The default active class matching behavior is inclusive match. Setting this prop forces the mode to exactly match the routeI use the propking spread, to that I added the SSPA lazy dog for a BAR of 50%, (Swedish Ship testing ...) that usually give a larger diameter and less pitch then propking does, however I see with propking it come close to SSPA if draft is increased as with costal boats. With the optional 2.83:1 PRM150 (to get the diameter up and revs down, and avoid the "eggwhisk" effect by keeping prop rpm under 1000) it suggest a 4-blade 20.1" x 15.4", which if you can afford the extra 2" draught (needs 24" space from uxter plate to skeg, see below) might be a better (if slightly more expensive) solution than standard with better starting/stopping and less noise and rudder vibration.