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Without knowing the ins and outs of the boat I would have thought that the most power you can get from a sail is when there is either no vertical component of...
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There's something to be said for the self-regulating aspect of this invention without sacrificing rider comfort. All too often we jump to the conclusion that...
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Thats an idea using a kite to power a conventional sailing boat instead of a sail. Has anyone tried it seriously? Robert Downhill ... wind, ... ...
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... From: S Fishwick To: ayrs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 6:11 AM Subject: RE: [ayrs] after april 7 I received no ayrs news Gooday Simon and...
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The only way I seem to get people to join in my particular activities is when we have a meeting at which anuone can say his piece. At these meeting there is...
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It's interesting, but my experience over the years has been the polar opposite. Since joining the Internet 12 years ago, my circle of friends, specifically...
Dave Culp
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... PHOTO 2. ... a biplane rig with sails set forward of their masts to enable furling around their fore-stays - waiting to trial it. ... Your photos were...
Dave Culp
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Reply to David Culp 5 June message - I agree with the your comments - particularly about discussion of the Catalyst publications. We corresponded via...
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Jun 8, 2006
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If we have any other members in Sydney, I would be happy to get together and have a meeting. You name the pub. Dave ________________________________ From:...
David Smith
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Jun 8, 2006
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Best wishes to AYRS Chairman Michael Ellison and his brother Peter who are entered in the Shetland Round Britain and Ireland Race starting from Plymouth this...
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Jun 8, 2006
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The PDRacer sailboat is a one design boat where the class rules are setup to make the bottom 10" of all the boats the same, but you can use any deck or...
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Jun 9, 2006
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And that goes for me too!! Robert Downhill ... ___________________________________________________________ Tiscali Broadband from 14.99 with free setup! ...
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There are a few pictures in Files, in my directory, showing another trial of Ashford anchor dogs on a folding canoe. The foils float too high, and get pulled...
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Jun 10, 2006
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Gooday David I live 300kms south of Sydney at Nelligen 9kms inland from Batemans Bay on the South Coast. Rob Denny in Queensland is the only other AYRS member...
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Jun 11, 2006
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... Ian Your project looks interesting, although the pics are not entirely clear to me. Is that a biplane rig with two unstayed masts and pocket luff sails? Is...
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Jun 12, 2006
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"....You talk about furling pocket luff sails and one method to do this is to have a long zip fastener in the luff pocket. I heard from someone who had used...
bil bailey
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The maon problem I think affecting the production of the way out vessels which will do startling things is the scepticism of ones peers. You have met the types...
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G'day, Ian, I am now in Perth. Happy to chat any time. Also getting some reasonable deals on materials at the moment. Best by email, but can also phone on 08...
Rob Denney
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Here is my boat - it really shifted! Robert Downhill ... ___________________________________________________________ Tiscali Broadband from 14.99 with free...
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... From: john37363 To: ayrs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:26 AM Subject: [ayrs] Re: Folding catamaran project Gooday John Thanks for the info...
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I was watching a light plane playing today and thought how it corresponded to a bird. And there are many vehicles that correspond to land-based animals. But I...
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... I'm not sure if a Portugese man of war or Velella pass as an animal, but they do utilize the wind, or rather benefit of it without really knowing....
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Portuguese Man-O-War ... From: Dave Howorth Are there any creatures that correspond to a sailboat, that get their power from the interplay of two media? Or is...
Chris Ostlind
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Jul 21, 2006
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A species of Jellyfish (Vellela Vellala) uses a sail like spine and it sails, (or is blown) across oceans - sometimes apparently in great numbers - these...
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... From: Dave Howorth Are there any creatures that correspond to a sailboat, that get their power from the interplay of two media? Or is sailing a uniquely...
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I have always thought that aeroplane designers spend too much time worrying about staying up and not enough about extracting getting thrust from the air. It...
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This is a really interesting question and is one of my favorites. I think the answer really depends on your definition of "sailing." If floating on the surface...
Dave Culp
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Hi Dave, Thanks to you and to everybody else who answered. ... My googling skills are not with me this morning. I can't find anything terribly useful about...
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... From: Dave Culp To: ayrs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 9:14 PM Subject: Re: [ayrs] is sailing natural? ... apparently ... The albatross...
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He *is* using differential fluid flows at varying altitude (so, Dave, he is not just gliding--and doesn't rely on vertical movement of air), but he *does* use...
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