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Stevensons MiniCup
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... My Minicup was made from 1/4 inch marine ply, and I used the comman bath scales with a scary rig arrangement to weigh it and the bare hull --no rudder,no centre-board come up to some 170lbs. Not easy to cartop. In reply to the question What is "skin on frame". -- you build a frame of wood or other material to conform to your hull shape and then cover it with a waterproof "skin" which will enable the frame to float. Just Google it. The 16 foot kayak I built weighs under 30 lbs. For those interested see www.yostwerks.com. Re the SOF-Mcup design, I wonder if I should add a wee bit of rocker to keep the transom end out of the water. Will try to input into Carlsons Hulls, if some one has done it, would appreciate receiving the file. Cheers The transom does drag a bit on the MiniCup - but you may have to adjust the rudder setup if you change it. AndrewB |
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