No Robert, not looking for one but a friend of mine is busily designing a proa foiler. A proa skeptic two years ago, he has seen the light and is now convinced. I will probably build it, and hopefully pilot it at some stage. It will probably be around 18ft and look a bit like a proa surfboard on foils.
Mark
----- Original Message -----From: RobertTo: harryproa@...Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 2:17 PMSubject: [harryproa] Re: Materials list and cost for "Harry"-Did I hear that Mark is looking at a foiler? Has he been bitten by
the speed bug?
G'day Richard,
the extended Harry seems a nice size. I have been researching
polyprop honeycomb and the prices from polycore-Australia seem pretty
good to me for a pretty good quality material. About $83 a
1200x2400x10mm buying single sheets and there is a discount for
buying 50. Loooking at 2kg a m2 for 400 biaxial over 10mm honeycomb
using vacuum bagging or resin infusion.Would think that the extended
Harry would come awful close to 50 sheets. I've been checking out
techniques on the nida core website and it seems reasonably easy to
use,
regards,
robert
-- In harryproa@..., "jocroome" <jocroome@y...> wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
> Thanks for your last reply. Tried to email Brett, but it bounced
back. Spitfire is probrably
> too radical as a family boat anyway. I have the materials list for
Harrigami, though I can't
> seem to find the same for Harry. Could you please tell me what the
difference is and the
> cost if I get you to source it/ them for me.
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard
>
> ps. Mark, how's the proa foiler concept coming along?
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