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"jlrogers±³©" wrote:
Ever seen a fish with forward rudder? Philip C Bolger was the first to expiriment with the concept *(at least in modern history). One his more interesting experiments/essays... actually he tried it twice, first time on a boat with a sharpie hull and an experimental double-luff full-batten main. This boat was very difficult to sail and was an unmitigated failure (one of the best things about Bolger is he tells what he's tried that *doesn't* work); but he thought the forward rudder had possibilities and tried it on another boat of well tried design. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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