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Am Donnerstag, 1. September 2005 02.15 schrieb Paul E. Bennett: ... You can download Open Office for free: http://www.openoffice.org This program is available...
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Hi all, Sorry to kick off with a request for help. Does anyone know of good sources for jib / in mast, roller reefing bits - luff extrusion mainly - preferably...
Gordon Proven
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I was actually thinking of systems to right something rather larger than a dayboat - say a 40ft (13m) LOA catamaran. Simon ... From: ...
Simon Fishwick
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Simon, should you get this, I'm quite pleased at the emergence of a newsgroup. However, the 'font' used is particularly hard for me to read, as it is a 'serif'...
bill bailey
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... Hi Bill. This isn't a newsgroup, but a mailing list, even if Yahoo calls them groups. (Newsgroups use a different technique and reach many more people.) ...
Theo Schmidt
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bill bailey wrote on 01 September 2005 23:20 ... Bill I can't control the font in which you display messages. However I have two suggestions: 1. Log onto...
Simon Fishwick
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I have a couple of friends ( yes, I still do! ) who've just bought a 31' Dutch-built cat, of which there were apparently only 5 or 6 built. This seems a fine...
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... I have found that bolt-through fitted cleats the best method is to use a plywood and steel backing plate layer under the cleat location. The plywood will...
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G'day, I am designing a 15m proa for short handed racing in Europe. One of the rules is that it has to achieve 7 knots boat speed under motor. Assume the...
Rob Denney
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... Hi Rob! So you need about 720 Watts of propulsive power or 1kW of electrical power (assuming a moderately efficient drive). ... I experimented with a...
Theo Schmidt
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Could you make any use of a Hobie Mirage Drive? http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaking/miragedrive.html It's an off-shelf item... Then again, knowing you, you could...
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... Oops meant to mention: This can be bought separately from the Hobie kayaks. Part #80010; list price $375 US (here's the appropriate catalog:...
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Sep 2, 2005
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Thank you all, for starting up this site again. Does any one know if there are modern plans for the equivalent of the original surf cats in Hawaii designed and...
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... ... The design would be similar for that of a conventional foil. Deeper is going to mean less induced drag and reduced chord will mean less parasite drag....
Tom Speer
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... Hi Rob You say to ignore the mechanics but I think they're key. Here's why. Just consider one foil (though I think two opposed may be a good idea as Theo...
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Bill, It sounds like they need to look underneath the foredecks for strong points where they can thru-bolt cleats, bitts and fairleads. If the ?plywood? of...
doug & robyn
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Rob, How about using vertical motion of horizontal foil, like whales and all other sea-going mammals do? Seems it would be easier on the body to pump up and...
doug & robyn
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Thanks, Doug & Robyn We'll take that as a 'plan'.... I'll print off the 2 or 3 replies like yours, and give it to 'em. They'll have all winter to get their...
bil bailey
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Sep 3, 2005
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Thanks, Paul We'll take that as a 'plan'.... I'll print off the 2 or 3 replies like yours, and give it to 'em. They'll have all winter to get their fundamental...
bil bailey
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Sep 3, 2005
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I wouldn't want mooring forces on a heavy cruising boat taken to any deck structure, other than one specifically designed to take such load--ie; with...
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Sep 3, 2005
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i am interested by proa especialy because there is a possibility to self righting. A boat like CHEERS is able to self right. Cheers Vincent Besin ... From:...
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Sep 5, 2005
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I put the stuff on self-righting multihulls in Files. This will also be my little offering to Catalyst, so it would have been nice if I could have put it up...
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Sep 12, 2005
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Does anyone know what has happened to this boat which was launched in 2000 but after that, I have not heard anything about it. For those that haven't heard of...
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... I believe Jim Wilkinson is happily sailing around with it from his home in the Channel Islands. ... I have previously corresponded with Jim by email but...
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Sep 16, 2005
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AYRSers may enjoy the preposterous movie/video Water World, at least in the beginning. There is shown a large rusting single-handed trimaran sporting a ...
Theo Schmidt
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Sep 19, 2005
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There's lots that is preposterous in such movies, and while it makes us smile, now and then it provokes some thinking....... The sailboat people were portrayed...
bil bailey
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Sep 19, 2005
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Hi Robert, I have had a look at your article in the files section and I cant quite see how your self righting proa works, perhaps I am missing something. I am...
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Sep 19, 2005
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... The drawing is imperfect. The vectors should be nearly the same length, with the weight just slightly more than the buoyancy. At 90 degrees angle, the then...
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Sep 22, 2005
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I've been listening to this debate for some decades. And I have a vested interest. I have also 'reviewing the research literature' and I come to the ( current...
bil bailey
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Sep 22, 2005
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... A couple of tidbits: The kite catapult concept was actually patented, by BP--was British Petroleum--in the mid-1980's. The company holds half a dozen...
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