When I did my degree I had the same feelings about electronics, and in particular control theory. Now a few years on I find myself working with...
Check out the RINA Website: www.rina.org.uk. They have a section on careers in Naval Architecture. Regards, Michael
Given enough seperation, the leeway of the yacht should give smooth flow on both foils. As far as I understand it the concept is trying to obtain...
I quote from a manual for an ABB 2745kVa Alternator. "with the prime mover at rest, apply dc source (non grounded) of not more than 12vDc to...
If you mean 'Flashing' the exciter due to not being able to get any voltage, then my experience is that 6-8V DC is normally used.
The first things that come to mind are: 1. A Naval Architect can assist in a lot of aspects, and will probably be worthwhile. 2. I'm not...
I also see a problem with the steering due to the weight of the "rudders" and the location of the Centre of Lift with respect to the tiller...
You can do it cheaply by using string lines, plump bob, sprit level and a measure tape. Just set up the horizontal string lines along the CL and...
I agree with Uli, have all of the halyards etc. coming back to the cockpit winch's, including the pole lift and downhaul which in my opinion will...
A Naval Architecture degree will overlap with a Mechanical degree with a lot of subjects such as Mathematics, Mechanics & Materials so this will...
If the construction is in accordance with the rules then an American built boat should be able to be classed in Australia, in the case of...
