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| high aspect keels - construction How are high aspect fin keels typically attached to the boat? Is there some sort of trunk that they slot into? (non canting) sh |
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| They can have a trunk, like most of the latest AC boats. Most other types of modern keelboats use an integral wide flange plate at the top of the keel. This flange mates with a recess into the bottom of the hull. The bolts are well outboard of the fin itself, allowing a nice thin fin and proper structure. |
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