Extreme Sailing

Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by Wynand N, Jan 28, 2005.

  1. hamid_amini320
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    hamid_amini320 Junior Member

    hi mr
    i want the exprimental equation for wave resistance for sailing boat
     
  2. doesitfloat
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    swept center board

    hi guys,
    That center board is swept back on the big tri. Reason is they vary the amount of board in the water. When it not all the way down it sticks up above the deck. Most designs have the center board infront of the mast strait or slanted aft. ( ON performance Tri's, cruising tri could careless) Can't fit it behind the mast because it would hit the boom.
     
  3. D'ARTOIS
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    D'ARTOIS Senior Member

    Another one of Hydroptère................Racy and crazy......
     

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  4. Wynand N
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    Wynand N Retired Steelboatbuilder

    How fast would you say she goes on this photo :?:
     
  5. doesitfloat
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    18-22 Kts. No white caps, All apparent wind.
     
  6. Shife
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    That photo was in a bunch of sailing mags about a year ago. Taken off the coast of France.




     
  7. Wynand N
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    Wynand N Retired Steelboatbuilder

    Please? Thats the magic word that does wonders ;)

    BTW, check your e-mail, what you want is there.
     
  8. mackid068
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    NIce pictures. I have to say, regarding the first pic, those guys are pretty sound minded (not crazy at all). Depending on the wind and other factors, I would have to say that what they were doing wasn't too dangerous (depending on their experience, boat, water/wind conditions). I've seen, and I bet others have (as I have), righted a small cat from a list (not so great as in the pic, but a large amount at that).
     
  9. D'ARTOIS
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    Wynand where are you?

    I thought you were on watch.........
     

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  10. PowerTech
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    O my God !

    That is some sick stuff.That makes me want to sail.When I was A kid My old man had a nice 25' C@C and we had Hobie cat and a laser But all that is gone now and them photos make me jones, what a rush.
     
  11. Wynand N
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    Wynand N Retired Steelboatbuilder

    ..

    In very deep trouble.........
     
  12. mackid068
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    One thing to say...LOL!
     
  13. xarax

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    There is extreme sailboat sailing and extreme weather sailing. "Only the brave" fight the elements, but in those conditions there is nobody else around to take pictures... :)
     
  14. skiff sailor
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    skiff sailor New Member

    what about skiffs there can go faster then most yachts[​IMG]

    see this 12 footer fly
     

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