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Aktungbby 11-21-17 12:41 PM

New AC75 revealed! Curses fully foiled again!
 
http://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2017/11/20/americas-cup-ac75-yacht-revealed/ I fear the 'America's Cup will not be returning to America soon! The combined Team New Zealand and Italian Luna Rossi return to monohull design is stunning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx2qG_YMrDs
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The ground-breaking concept is achieved through the use of twin canting T-foils, ballasted to provide righting-moment when sailing, and roll stability at low speed. The normal sailing mode sees the leeward foil lowered to provide lift and enable foiling, with the windward foil raised out of the water to maximise the lever-arm of the ballast and reduce drag. In pre-starts and through manoeuvres, both foils can be lowered to provide extra lift and roll control, also useful in rougher sea conditions and providing a wider window for racing.

Mr Quatro 11-22-17 05:53 AM

I would like to see that concept work in a model drone first ... before sailing it.

looks flimsy, uh?

bertieck476 11-28-17 02:07 PM

Already missing the sailing season, smack is all snugged up for winter.
Some pics from this seasons racing.

Running to the outer mark
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/57xe2VR.jpg[/IMG]

Passing one of the barges competing in the same race
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/rWft0wy.jpg[/IMG]

A long turn back but we won.
[IMG]https://i.imgur.com/EeqAoMz.jpg[/IMG]

Cheers Bert

Mr Quatro 02-21-18 01:07 PM

"Juan Sebastián Elcano"

http://images.fineartamerica.com/ima...-max-mudie.jpg

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The vessel, twin sister of the training ship "Esmeralda" of the Chilean Navy, was built in 1927 and named after the explorer who completed
the first circumnavigation in 1521.

The training ship belongs to the Spanish Navy since 1928. It has been around the world 10 times, has called in more than 180 ports in 70 countries,
and has sailed more than a million and a half nautical miles.

Aktungbby 05-07-21 12:26 AM

4 years in the construction
 
the very latest addition to S.F. Bay's tall ships: the brigantine Matthew Turner https://www.latitude38.com/wp-conten...06/MT-bow-.jpg:Kaleun_Salute: https://www.latitude38.com/wp-conten...-GG-Bridge.jpg<Matthew Turner is a replica of the Galilee — one of 228 vessels built by the prolific ship designer and builder Matthew Turner.https://www.latitude38.com/wp-conten...-Two-icons.jpg


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