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This weekend I was out happily sailing until a trimaran passed me and
I went into a slump tryin to figger out a way to make a monohull do such speeds or to make a lightweight trailer sailer that is seaworthy. Sure, some monohulls can plane but I dont really trust such ULDB hulls in any seas. Maybe you could incorporate some advantages of the tri-hull into a lightweight trailerable mono in order to enhance stability though. Make the parts of the hull just at waterline as an inflatable bilayer. When you start to heel, the downwind side inflates creating much greater bouyancy on that side resisting the heel. |
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