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On Tue, 11 May 2004 20:32:44 +0100, Allan Bennett
wrote: somebody wrote I also think this question could be given a lot of insight by some sweep boaters; they have rudders/oars at both ends, and those guys are well acquianted with steering with one or the other against the current differential. Any sweep-oarsmen out there? Rowers don't have bow-mounted rudders or fins. One guy has mounted a fin to the front of his scull, but has not convinced others so to do. Allan Bennett Not a fan of numbskullers Rowers might not have bow-mounted rudders or fins. I guess a "sweep boater" is a type of rower. But I imagnied the sort of craft a sweep-boater to use is one of those great big rubber rafts. In which case from what I've seen they tend to use levers in any direction rather than rudders in the context they are being described here. |
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