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i've been sketching a 2.5m wide Elementarry with a folding out cockpit to windward another 1.2-1.5m. It can either be a tramp held up with a beam as in 18'...
3 Feb 28, 2005
7:40 am

Rob Denney
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G'Day all, ... in > Europe this year. High on the list is Bol d'Or on Lake Geneva. ... an island > in the North Sea). However, later in the summer is the ...
2 Feb 20, 2005
11:05 pm

Rob Denney
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Another variant of the Elemetarry has also been nagging at my mind. The "camper" version is Ok for two adults, but I am afraid that with two kids (OK, small -...
16 Feb 20, 2005
4:07 am

Robert McArthur
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Hi again, my first idea is a really racing elementarry. The "standard" elemetarry is nice for places were you've got real wind. But on lake Geneva saling is...
4 Feb 8, 2005
4:13 pm

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Wondering how you created enough clearnce to allow kickup ruddders on Elementarry? Was triangular cross beams a factor or was it more moving them more...
5 Feb 8, 2005
7:13 am

Mark Stephens
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I agree, I think slippage would be easily overcome with driven rollers on either side of the board. Could always roughen the board a bit. I don't think there...
3 Feb 2, 2005
8:15 pm

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Nice report Rob. But I must say, Michele has a future in story writing, if she so chooses. Very entertaining and funny. So listen, I'm not totally up to speed...
2 Jan 20, 2005
3:01 am

Rob Denney
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Hi all, I was looking forward to crewing on the Elementarry on Saturday in the inaugural Southport to Sandgate race, after a couple of days practising in...
3 Jan 16, 2005
11:15 pm

colcampey
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Hi all, New to this group, I present myself: - monohull sailer: lot of sea charter, former owner of a 25' on lake Geneva, Switzerland - not much multi...
2 Jan 6, 2005
10:58 pm

Tony Richardson
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This a question mainly for Rob but I think it can be of interest to others, so I send it on the list. Someone in France is asking me if it could be possible to...
14 Jan 1, 2005
9:51 pm

Robert
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hi, I have been looking at the construction details on the Scandinavian boats on the Harryproa site and noticed the method of female moulds and trimming the...
2 Dec 23, 2004
6:48 am

Rob Denney
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Does anyone in Australia know anyone interested in a 15HP Honda 4 stroke with extra long shaft, electric start and tilt. I bought 5 of these at a very cheap...
2 Dec 13, 2004
8:18 pm

Dave Howorth
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Let me suggest a ratchet wheel and cam lock on the aft end of the rudder casing. Our problem is vertical lift where no rigging is located. Ratchet is a proven...
23 Dec 12, 2004
10:25 pm

Robert
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I thought those on this list may be interested in what Rob is up to in Sydney. Check out http://www.smh.com.au/frontpage/2004/12/07/frontpage.pdf Following is...
2 Dec 7, 2004
10:12 am

Tony Richardson
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Hi All I just came across an interesting design for a small RIB catamaran via the multihull boatbuilder list: http://www.multihull-maven.com/article.php?id=123...
1 Dec 6, 2004
1:33 am

Jim Baltaxe
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... ability to retract all foils and "skid along the top" of the water no mater which way it is facing? Extreme measures but I bet the South Pacific Islanders...
4 Nov 30, 2004
7:58 am

matt_the_jaffa
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G'day, Sorry, this got lost in the ether. Should have been posted 2 days ago. A quick note on the launching. For all the usual reasons the boat was not quite...
8 Nov 19, 2004
3:29 am

Rob Denney
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Rob, Could you explain to me again, perhaps for the benefit of the group just how the rudders work ? I look at the photos from report 7 and clearly see...
7 Nov 12, 2004
5:17 pm

jjtctaylor
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Rob arrived yesterday for the Elementarry launching. Today was the usual prelaunch panic doing all those little last minute jobs, the unseasonal weather gave...
3 Nov 10, 2004
3:20 am

jjtctaylor
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Dear Rob Denney You've been twice in the proadesign group. I' tried to ring him up, 24 hours answering machine. His reply: What for will only amuse the...
10 Nov 9, 2004
3:08 am

Tony Richardson
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Much work has gone into the designs for keeping the weight down for sailing but trailers to get the boats in the water are a fair way down in sophistication. I...
3 Nov 9, 2004
1:26 am

Robert
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Follow up to the discussion here about bow thrusters a few days ago. Anyone seriously interested in a small electric bow thruster, there is one being auctioned...
2 Nov 9, 2004
12:43 am

jjtctaylor
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Sounds great Any suggestions for other tests, details or data? Regards, Don't want to sound like I am from 'the Dark side' but but motoring and motor sailing...
2 Nov 7, 2004
1:01 pm

Rob Denney
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Hello Just checking in to see how far off sailing reports are on the Elementary. Regards Matt...
4 Nov 7, 2004
5:56 am

Rob Denney
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Good day hi long ago with egroups I've been in some proa groups so still looking is there a chance for 4 and 2 kids with modern comfort eg watermaker, fridge...
13 Nov 4, 2004
11:17 pm

antonio Tutusaus
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Thanks greatly for all your suggestions. Which so yo think is the bigger problem blowing into or away from the dock ? My mono blowing away is usually no issue....
8 Nov 2, 2004
12:56 am

jjtctaylor
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Good day a great group ans so fast witg an answer so I realy don't know if it would work but in agriculture everything is hydraulic we have in the wineyards ...
1 Nov 1, 2004
11:18 am

Ronald
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Been so long nearly forgot my password ! With the progress so far with Johnnie's boat, the visionarry in latest stage of development, the aux drive has left me...
8 Oct 29, 2004
8:23 pm

Dave Howorth
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G'day, Sorry for the delay, having Yahoo problems. With round masts, the skin thickness required is such that no core is necessary. Therefore the core is just...
3 Oct 26, 2004
8:05 am

Rob Denney
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I was wondering if resin infusion might be useful for fabricating the carbon strips. Is there any news of the new method for production mast building? When...
6 Oct 25, 2004
7:48 am

Tony Richardson
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