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1613 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2002
5:30 am
Hi; My name is Mike Schooley and I recently joined the group. I'll still digesting the 1612 previous posts, but I thought I should introduce myself. I am a...
1614 lulalake_1999 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2002
7:31 am
Mike, Hello. Wow, great plans you are cooking up. Here's couple of comments that you may or may not have considered. No disrespect of your intentions in the...
1615 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2002
3:03 pm
... boat ... I am surprised that you didn't point out the beam exceeds the legal limit and it will require wide load permits. You are right, the weight fully...
1616 lulalake_1999 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2002
7:18 pm
Hi Mike, "I am surprised that you didn't point out the beam exceeds the legal limit and it will require wide load permits' He He. I was so ,uh . . .,taken by...
1617 B.J.Slotboom
papebe2001 Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2002
11:21 pm
Hi, In order to put the tests that I have done so far (and may do in the future) in the right perspective it may be necesary to call your attention to scale...
1618 pythagorum Offline Send Email Jun 6, 2002
9:45 am
Hi Everyone my name's Edith Wilson resident in Perth Western. I am building a "Shilling Sailboat" from the Coin Collection by Macnaughtons she will carry a...
1619 pythagorum Offline Send Email Jun 6, 2002
9:49 am
Hi Everyone my name's Edith Wilson resident in Perth Western. I am building a "Shilling Sailboat" from the Coin Collection by Macnaughtons she will carry a...
1620 Merla Barberie
woodenboatrat1 Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2002
4:07 pm
Hi Mike, I had a similar design for a charter boat a few years ago--an aluminum tug yacht, 26' L, 12' B, 4' D, shallow V bottom (15º). For your indicated...
1621 Russ Ashworth
russa1111 Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2002
4:36 am
At 09:45 AM 6/6/02 +0000, you wrote: Hi Everyone my name's Edith Wilson resident in Perth Western. I am building a "Shilling Sailboat" from the Coin Collection...
1622 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2002
4:56 am
Thanks for the input Herb. I'll look into the Isuzu engine and urethane foam with zonite fireproofing. I know it is going to be challenging to fit a good Junk...
1623 Willem Schultink
willemzz Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2002
6:19 am
Hi, Mike, What an interesting concept! I have had a look at the website and the specifiations and it looks like a very viable project. Iappreciated the ...
1624 mattipalm Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2002
8:03 am
Hi Edith, I am building the largest one in the series, Crown Jewel. If you are interested in some pictures and notes about the building process so far you can...
1625 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2002
2:48 pm
Willem; Thanks for the response and the encouraging remarks. ... the ... appreciated the ... Thanks, I think my systems engineering training has paid off. ... ...
1626 batsondbelfrey Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2002
4:09 pm
Regarding the tabernacle, someone suggested offsetting it to the side to let the mast clear the pilothouse. Alternatively, you could angle it, so the mast is...
1627 B.J.Slotboom
papebe2001 Offline Send Email
Jun 7, 2002
5:16 pm
Hi, I have been going over all the photographs of traditional junkrigs in the few books I have on the subject, looking for camber, and the conclusion is: there...
1628 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2002
7:44 pm
... side ... angle ... I was planning to offset the mast(s) so that the sail was on the centerline. I took a look at angling the forward mast so that it would...
1629 epox37 Offline Send Email Jun 9, 2002
5:36 am
Are there any junk rig boats in Maine?I live in Thomaston,building boat in Spruce Head.Will I be the only one in the Gulf of Maine? Jerome Brooks...
1630 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 9, 2002
5:16 pm
Hi all I've been reviewing the archives and I've come up with a stupid question that I can't seam to find an answer to. I've read posts talking about improving...
1631 De Clarke
de_anander Offline Send Email
Jun 9, 2002
11:09 pm
... I believe it's called a "soft wing sail" and someone has already done it :-) http://www.dynawing.com/ (trad windsurfer style sail) ...
1632 lulalake_1999 Offline Send Email Jun 10, 2002
3:21 am
Since the conversation is playing with alternative rigs in general, I wonder if anyone has played with what I've heard called the "mastaft" rig"? I built...
1633 Tim Anderson
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Jun 10, 2002
6:37 am
It has been done on a tarpaper-currach-catamaran back in the 80s TAULUA page 70 issue #72 WoodenBoat, Tim Anderson ... From: portager36...
1634 papebe2001 Offline Send Email Jun 10, 2002
8:49 am
Hi, There is nothing wrong with the idea. You should read "aerodynamic junk" by Robert Biegler. You can find it in the files section of this group. Bernard...
1635 batsondbelfrey Offline Send Email Jun 10, 2002
12:41 pm
... This is at the same time its prime weakness. Phil Bolger mentioned some experiments with that rig in the latest Catalyst (AYRS newsletter), saying that...
1636 lulalake_1999 Offline Send Email Jun 10, 2002
1:17 pm
Hi Robert, Thanks for your reply. I'm afraid that I'm not a great Bolger fan. I do "like" his work but that's about as far as it goes. I would like to see the...
1637 B.J.Slotboom
papebe2001 Offline Send Email
Jun 10, 2002
5:49 pm
Hi Jules and Robert, I am a great Bolger fan (his designs), but I have to admit his insight in aerodynamics is sometimes questionable to say the least. One of...
1638 Willem Schultink
willemzz Offline Send Email
Jun 11, 2002
12:52 am
Mike, There's nothing wrong with the idea at all! An English chap called Jack Manners-Spencer already developed the idea back in the 70s, and called it the...
1639 portager36 Offline Send Email Jun 11, 2002
5:22 am
Willem wrote, "An English chap called Jack Manners-Spencer already developed the idea back in the 70s, and called it the Gallant Rig. I have copies of a...
1640 johnkft Offline Send Email Jun 12, 2002
10:11 am
... of ... seams ... the ... of ... Not a junk rig, but I remember from my youth something like this called the Ljungstrom rig. It did not have battens, just...
1641 B.J.Slotboom
papebe2001 Offline Send Email
Jun 12, 2002
7:17 pm
... From: B.J.Slotboom <b.j.slotboom@...> To: <junkrig@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 7:49 PM Subject: Re: [junkrig] Re: Mast-aft rigs ... ...
1642 JRCole1 Offline Send Email Jun 13, 2002
5:01 am
I will be living in China for a year and I want to build a Junk. Where is the best place to network? And where in China are most of these are being built? Jim...
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