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Ringmaster August 2nd 06 04:02 PM

Well, here you were...again!
 
What kind of a stupid statement is that?
Any an all keels creates force and slows a boat down but they are a
necessary evil to give direction and stability. With or without wings.

A fixed keel is a creation of drag as well as lift.

Paul Yates reference to a wing keel not creating a force in any
direction was describing how if the boat is sitting flat in the water
the "wings" should be flat too. In other words the wings cannot be
angled up or down like the elevators on an airplane. Yes, the wing
keel will creat lift when going upwind like any keel but not "lift"
going downwind to get the boat to "get up on plane" Once again, winged
keels on production boats bacame popular after the Americas Cup because
rummys thought they were high tech when in reality they were just a new
way to add weight without going deeper. If they are so great where are
they now? As I said before bulbs are now the rage.


Thom Stewart August 3rd 06 02:17 AM

Well, here you were...again!
 
Doug,

The biggest and intended difference is the wing was to keep the boat in
the water AND UPRIGHT so the sails would be more efficent.

A Hydrofoil is meant to lift as much wetted area as possible to reduce
Drag




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Thom Stewart August 3rd 06 02:24 AM

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OZ,

I thought that heeling depth was a good protest. I was surprized when
it wasn't honored.




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Thom Stewart August 3rd 06 02:40 AM

Well, here you were...again!
 
Loco,

Good Jesus!! Where are they now??? What the Hell do you think we are
talking about.

You do make me wonder Loco. You are Blind!




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Thom Stewart August 3rd 06 02:49 AM

Well, here you were...again!
 
Loco,

The wing on Pneuma's keel pointed
down at two degrees when the boat was at rest. This was ot counter
leeway when heeled :^p




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Thom Stewart August 3rd 06 02:54 AM

Well, here you were...again!
 
Loco,

You haven't a clue on how a Wing Keel operates. Give it up.




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Scotty August 3rd 06 03:06 PM

Well, here you were...again!
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...

Comments on posts above:


Thom, winds reported at La Guardia were 11.5 at 5:51 and

15 at 6:51 pm.

Don't the jet pilots mind when you're sailing on their
runway?




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Capt. Rob August 3rd 06 05:36 PM

Well, here you were...again!
 

Don't the jet pilots mind when you're sailing on their
runway?



This from the guy who's boat is PARKED on land!! Beep, Beep!

BWAHAHAHAHAHHA!


RB
35s5
NY


Lady Pilot August 4th 06 03:34 AM

Well, here you were...again!
 

"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
...
Yeah! That's why no one has ever succesfully built a hydrofoil boat.
And you can stop trying to invent the airplane. too! Sails on a
sailboat will only make it go backwards due to all the drag overcoming
the lift.

CWM


Have you ever flown an airplane? :-)

LP



Capt. JG August 4th 06 06:26 PM

Well, here you were...again!
 
He's asking because he wants you, as disgusting as that is...

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 21:34:22 -0500, "Lady Pilot" wrote:


"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
. ..
Yeah! That's why no one has ever succesfully built a hydrofoil boat.
And you can stop trying to invent the airplane. too! Sails on a
sailboat will only make it go backwards due to all the drag overcoming
the lift.

CWM


Have you ever flown an airplane? :-)

LP


Am I a licensed pilot? No. Have I taken the controls of an airplane? Yes,
quite
a few times. Why do you ask?

CWM





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