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07-28-2004, 07:22 PM
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| Cruising Proa Auxiliary Power Hello, Multihull kook, cruiser, and armchair designer here. I'm interested in large cruising proa designs and have visited Jim Antrim's site and TSpeer's symetrical foil models--most interesting and helpful. I'm curious if anyone knows if there is a rotatable power leg on the market that could be applied to a large cruising proa design. Seems like a specialty application (read $$). With a large proa it seems you'd want to be able to motor both directions and an outboard for a cruising powerplant starts to become impractical. Ideas?  |
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07-28-2004, 07:41 PM
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| Best people to ask would be the proa mailing list, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proa_file/. According to Rob Denny's FAQ, it isn't necessary to motor in both directions.
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