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| the faster developed surfaces hull What is the faster sailboat you know with hull made exclusively of developed surfaces? (achieve higher froude number) |
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| Taken to the n-th degree, any hull can be built of developed surfaces, but they might be extremely small surfaces. To answer the question, however, I believe "Slingshot" was hard-chine, and could be counted on to be developable surfaces. Certainly most foil-borne boats are supported on basically prismatic foils, which would be developable, although that was not the question ![]() Steve "matchsticks, baby" |
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