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Gordon 1430 ![]() Far too distracted from work ![]() Joined: 27 Jun 17 Location: Lee on Solent Online Status: Offline Posts: 310 |
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Yes Mast and wings would be on a single space frame so when moth is heeled to windward the whole thing could be rocked separately from the hull to bring rig and wings to a more vertical plain. this would be more efficient I think. daft idea to engineer and tricky to sail but so were foils |
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423zero ![]() Really should get out more ![]() Joined: 08 Jan 15 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 3420 |
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Sure something like this been done before, years ago, do you mean mast is always vertical?
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Gordon 1430 ![]() Far too distracted from work ![]() Joined: 27 Jun 17 Location: Lee on Solent Online Status: Offline Posts: 310 |
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Hi As I understand it Moths have started to cant the rig to leeward to compensate for the angle the boats are sailed heeled to windward. Would it work to have the rig and wings on a sliding system so the whole rig and righting moment could be in a better vertical plane while the hull and foils stay heeled to windward to drive the boat up to windward? It would also increase righting moment as well. Sorry my sketching skills cant cope with how to draw this up. Stupid idea but just something to ponder. |
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