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04-19-2010, 08:00 AM
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| voyaging canoe hulls Straight sided hulls - what disadvantages? I see them on voyaging canoes but also on the occassional modern cat and also on outriggers and proa's.... Proa's i understand due to shunting but the others? Dont they tack 'badly'? Asymetric hulls usually have the "flat" side on the inside too.... Construction should be easier tho? - for voyaging canoe type - as flat keel midsections and rise on each side.  |
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