Hmmmm if that's the case Jocks, What vector is produced as a result of
the curving?


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

none.

and, unfortunately oxxy, you really don't know why.

like I said, oxxy, you really don't know why.


Hmmmm if that's the case Jocks, What vector is produced as a result of
the curving?


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

none.

and, unfortunately oxxy, you really don't know why.

Bwaaaahahahhahahahahahahhaaaaaa!



Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

oxxy, I sure do hope you believe in an afterlife, because you certainly at lost
to this one. go back to study hall, it is not lunch time yet.

oxxy, it was written in English, so that is the language you have to use
when
reading it.

. It was NOT about an installation done
prior in a forbidden manor.

Wow, top secret installation of an exhaust.

Were ther armed guards around the manor

Oh dear, he's off the medication and running again.

Trouble is now I just find the antics a bore.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

OK Oz,

I've got him for awhile. Still has fight left in him. Silly Fish!

A couple of question, while I take up the slack, Jax;

If the curve of the sail has no effect, quote "None" in Newton Laws of
Motion, Then why the curve in the wing or lee side of the Sail? Why do
the Jets deploy Slots and Flaps at low speed?

Jax, That is the first of some very simple question if you know what the
hell you're talking about.

The second question; What are the tel-tales telling us on the sails?

When you, with your wisdom of ( F=ma) enlighten us on these question, we
can go into a deeper discussion;

Before I sign off, I feel an obligation to inform you adjusting the sail
curve does affect the forward motion of the boat.
(Vector)

Ole Thom
Drunk or sober, there is a need to know the answer to the above
questions to take this discussion further

Why do
the Jets deploy Slots and Flaps at low speed?

it makes the wings larger.

It makes the wing larger

Jax,

thom, you asked why and got the correct answer, so I assume you response below
is your form of "Thank You!", to which I say "You are welcome".

From: (Thom Stewart)
Date: 6/3/2004 6:22 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

It makes the wing larger

Jax,

It makes the wing larger
Jax,

A cop-out answer!! Does it make it larger in the Chord? Does it
increase the curved surface? Stop your double speak. Tell us what
happens in terms of Newton law of motion and why? That is if you have
the "Balls" to admit you are willing to say you don't have enough smarts
to make your point with a real sailor.

OT

OK Oz,

I guess he is all yours. Jax doesn't want to play with me.

Maybe after he does some more research on Newton's Laws, as applied to
sailing, he'll be able to give some kind of a TROLL answer to my
questions of sail trim. Right now he has to consider the Tel-tail action
according to Newton.

Have fun with our buddy, Jax-off-bees

Ole Thom

Does it make it larger in the Chord?

yes.