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Tim B Senior Member Registered: January 2003 Location: Southern England Posts: 1,407	· Date: April-15-2003 · Views: 13308 · Filesize: 52.7kb, 75.4kb ·
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L.DOSSO
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Registered: May 2003
Location: FRANCE
Posts: 71

January-25-2007 3:24am

I would like to tell my opinion , although it is only mine:

-If your boat is going to be a double-handed one and of the extreme kind

(extended foiler moth), then she may be a bit too small and I would try to keep the weight of the hull as low as possible ( the width @ transom do not need to be so great ).

- If you are trying to do a more" traditional" dinghy (australian skiff 14') then I would say (if its a double-handed boat) that it should go with:

1 - a lightweight crew = 130 kg

2- wings = only carbon tubes with nets.

3- a whole Displacement = 220 kg (necessitate a high tech constru.)

4- perhaps fuller lines on the forward part of the hull ( Unless your craft is going to have a bowsprit with genakers that force the crew to stay very aft on the wings and close together.

lucas.

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