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7242 Janusz Ostrowski
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Oct 1, 2003
7:54 am
Rob Thank you for indication. Very good article. Will enjoy it more then once :) Cheers Janusz ... ...
7243 Chris O
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Oct 1, 2003
1:46 pm
... From: Gary Lepak ... Unless, of course, you increase the length of the lever arm of the pedal shafts. This only works to a point, then the stroke required...
7244 Milton "Skip" Johnson
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Oct 1, 2003
3:38 pm
Thanks Michael, re the xbeam substitute comfort for accommodations in Newicks Rule and that pretty much says it. Will add a seat (nonsliding) along with...
7245 dstgean Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2003
4:32 pm
After having read through quite a bit of web information but having never sailed a proa, what seems to be the concensus (or is that imposible for such a...
7246 Janusz Ostrowski
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Oct 1, 2003
4:48 pm
"B.J.Slotboom wrote: ... Bernard In such a case C.Marchaj should observe similar (exceptionally high) lift coefficients for other sails then just crabclaws. Do...
7247 k_s_oneill Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2003
5:09 pm
... rounded ... like ... Clearly, I think, a U shaped hull cross section and a board will point higher than an assymetric hull. Wetted surface advantages ...
7248 Tarzia, Wade
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Oct 1, 2003
7:06 pm
I also found that of interest, mainly because it was accessible to an amateur without being dull or dumb: good essay format and tone, and all that. The...
7249 dagon_gsl Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2003
7:20 pm
I bought mine right out of the stock room of the local Hobie dealer. He was reluctant to sell it until I showed him that I could order it from the catalog. I...
7250 dagon_gsl Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2003
7:29 pm
I agree, Chris. The more I look at the Mirage drive the more impressed I am with it. Especially since it appeared pretty much out of nowhere as a fully...
7251 Michael Schacht
proaholic Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2003
7:49 pm
... John and I tend to go off sometimes, but that is in the tradition of much nautical pontificating, such as from N.G. Herreshoff. ... Don't even get me...
7252 Rob Denney
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Oct 2, 2003
1:48 am
G'day, Centre is lower, weight is higher, efficiency is lower, based on other boats experience, the answer is no, except maybe on a reach. Regards, Rob ... ...
7253 Robert
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Oct 2, 2003
7:16 am
In NuiGuinea the racing canoes put the board on the windward side of the main hull Robert ... board ... I ... into...
7254 fghmurcia Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
2:45 pm
If I had to design a one mast proa, I would calculate the mast so that the material worked up to a given level of stress, allowing for a safety factor. This...
7255 B.J.Slotboom
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Oct 2, 2003
3:01 pm
... Hi Janusz, Any wing or sail with a flap (plain flap, split flap, gurney flap) or a with a profile that comes close to a wing+flap is capable of high lift. ...
7256 fghmurcia Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
3:27 pm
... for ... stresses ... cases ... having ... the ... More of the same: For an equal sail area with the sails having individually the same AR, the length of...
7257 Tarzia, Wade
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Oct 3, 2003
2:43 pm
The discussion on mast stress made me wonder if a mast might be designed to bolt together (the mast pieces would be ship-lapped) such that the bolts would...
7258 dstgean Offline Send Email Oct 3, 2003
10:40 pm
After rereading the article by Schacht and Daliel, I was curious about the proa to fill the niche of the fast, seaworthy, trailerable cruiser. It seems that...
7259 Peter Raymond
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Oct 3, 2003
11:50 pm
... There will be a range of trailerable craft based on whether it is to be towed by a family sedan or a 5 litre turbo 4 X 4 or even a truck. Much will also...
7260 Peter Raymond
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Oct 4, 2003
12:06 am
... I'd add to the previous message by saying that the 40' X 8' trailer would be something of a major structural job in itself. Peter Raymond...
7261 Michael Schacht
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Oct 4, 2003
1:24 am
... Fortunately, there only needs to be a market of one if you can build it yourself. I've often wondered and doodled about a trailerable proa pocket cruiser ...
7262 Chris O
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Oct 4, 2003
1:47 am
... From: Michael Schacht ... also. I'm inclined to keep the boat under 26' LOA, just because as you get longer the trailering becomes more difficult, and if...
7263 Ron Badley
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Oct 4, 2003
2:51 am
This is exactly wher my area of interest lies. ...tacking outriggers for fast cruising. The success of my outrigger canoe has spawned all sorts of ideas,...
7264 Gary Lepak
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Oct 4, 2003
5:54 am
Hi Guys, I've been a cheap cruiser for a long time, built a few cheapies and done some cruising in them. I really enjoyed the write up of your (Michael's) ...
7265 Rob Denney
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Oct 4, 2003
7:33 am
G'day, A few points from the article. I have used Harry ((12m/40' harryproa) for my argument as it is a proven design, which I have built, sailed and costed....
7266 candy chan
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Oct 4, 2003
12:50 pm
If you delete this ... you seriously don't have a heart. 100% true story, Forward in Oct. Attacks the Hong Kong terrorist needs the world people's power. My...
7267 robertdesr@...
threehandsclap Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
3:14 pm
In a message dated 10/3/2003 6:25:59 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Sounds faster till you try to figure out how to step a free standing in the 5 minutes it...
7268 robertdesr@...
threehandsclap Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
3:14 pm
In a message dated 10/3/2003 11:23:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... How about the sponson 2'wide, hull 2' wide, wing berth 4' wide and the ama uses a swingwing...
7269 briancady413 Offline Send Email Oct 4, 2003
4:14 pm
Rob, I really enjoyed your response - thanks. ... This might ease trailer launching as well, and provide a 'crush zone' for hitting floating logs at night - I...
7270 Gary Lepak
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Oct 4, 2003
4:54 pm
... From: <robertdesr@...> ... akas...... So this would be a pacific proa. Where would the cockpit be? I saw Jzerro out sailing a couple weeks ago. It...
7271 Gary Lepak
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Oct 4, 2003
5:02 pm
I just uploaded a photo of Jzerro sailing on the aforementioned day. Not much resolution but shows the crowd on deck. I watched and waited a long time to see...
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