Home built foiling tri

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by nwguy, Dec 21, 2020.

  1. nwguy
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    nwguy Junior Member

    I thought I posted pics or videos about this before, but I don't see any threads specifically related to it. Anyway, I built a 20' copy of the 1990's prototype of L'Hydroptere a few years ago. It worked pretty well, but you had to weight shift to trim it fore-aft and side to side. Pretty fun really (this coming from a hydrofoil windsurfing guy). I'm posting this now because my neighbor just gave me a CD of pictures of a friend and I out on it one nice summer day. They're pretty good. I cropped and resized them. See below. Also, here's a link to an onboard video from 2 viewpoints:



    Something to distract you from the darkest, shortest day of the year, and COVID.

    -Jim

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  2. fallguy
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    fallguy Senior Member

  3. nwguy
    Joined: Feb 2010
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    nwguy Junior Member

    I stand corrected. Sorry for the duplicate post info. New pictures though...
     
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