New Monohull Foilers 2017

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  1. Doug Lord
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    Open Bic on Foils!
     
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    Flo 1-see "New Monohull Foilers 2016" for more info:
     
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    MW680F monofoiler---Using UptiP foils!! (Note: the part of the foil going into the hull is more like the inboard uptip part of the foil on a cat)
    MW680F: New Monohull Foiler concept | Catamaran Racing, News & Design http://www.catsailingnews.com/2017/08/mw680f-new-monohull-foiler-concept.html#more
    Standard Specifications
    General:
    Length Overall: 6,8 m
    Hull Beam: 2,1 m
    Max. Beam With Racks Out: 3,5 m
    Max. Beam With Racks Folded: 2,5 m
    Draft: 0,35-1,55m
    Boat displacement: 300 kg
    Bulb Weight: 60 kg
    Crew Weight: 210-260kg

    Rig and Sail Dimensions:
    Upwind Sail Area: 33.2m²
    Spinnaker Area: 46m²

    Mono Foiler 8-28 catsailing news.jpg

    Mono Foiler.jpg
     
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    Info about "Absolute dreamer" , a start up created by J-P Dick ( co-share holder among others) to be not only a technical support for his race boats but also for developing innovative technics like a robot for building foils and cut down the costs :

    The robot :

    Présentation :

    Company : absolute-dreamer https://www.absolute-dreamer.com/
     
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    The two images seem to show different foil configurations, but the comments from the designers only mention the V shape. Is it supposed to be convertible? Or has there been a design change? Or am I just seeing it wrong?
     
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    Doug, they look the same to me. If you look through the jib on the bottom picture you can see the foil-and tip- on the stb side which appears to be the same as the upper picture. Happy New Year!
     

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    OK, I see it now. I was looking at the foil in the foreground of the lower picture & not realizing that the lower part was the reflection, not the foil itself. I think maybe it should have been shaded differently.
    Happy New Year to you too!
     
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