I think you are confusing the M32 business plan here. They claimed that there would be hundreds go M32's sailing in circuits all over the world....
Had them here the last two days. Don't worry, you will see them on their own boats soon
http://www.thedailysail.com/inshore/14/66477/0/video-gc32-goes-foiling
The bow is up here because its easier to learn how to foil upwind in this trim. Today we had Paul CJ here and we played a lot with trim and now...
We are just boring people :) The boat sells itself!
Ok, how about this then? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=766884136655498&set=vb.499523610058220&type=2&theater
We are going to Garda for foiling week. And after the mast few days on the boat it's clear that Garda will be amazing.
maybe we have a way to negate the light winds for the Bol Dor.... but more on that later. you need 4, and most of the time the boat is faster...
leeway is very similar to normal sailing, VMG is better by a big margin. in a later run we hit 20kts upwind with same heading as we were in non...
Ok, how about these vids:- Downwind http://youtu.be/fTdeYSO0hZQ Upwind foiling http://youtu.be/3q7WnbcDfrM Both vids are with...
Doug, I have a very high tolerance for you and your often "oddball" views. But it is getting harder to do after comments like that... The video...
The rate of trim is normal for a boat travelling at that boat speed, if you look at the Phantom videos you can see that the trim is not any more...
Not at all, the stability must be inherent to the foil/platform/rig and this was very easy to observe on the groupama boat, and also the flyiing...
Well, I guess you have a different view of the event than everyone I know, including the two teams you mentioned above.... Both of which i know...
Depends what you term as stable, but from the many times i have viewed the Groupama C Class i have been very impressed at the inherent stability...
