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910
-Thanks Mark, My thoughts were that they need to be clear of the water at low speeds when skin friction is more important, especiallly with the holes in the...
Robert
cateran1949
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Mar 2, 2004
1:53 am
911
Thank you for the offer to forward my questions to the Yahoo discussion group. I think that some or all of the following questions may be most suitably...
Mark Stephens
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Mar 13, 2004
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912
... heating ... drain ... cockpit seat ... YES PLEASE keep the propane bottles outside. Small leak big boom. Propane is heavier than air, will sink to bilge...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 14, 2004
1:59 am
913
There are laws in Australia as to how and where gas(propane) bottles can be stored and used on boats. This is outlined by Standards Australia. It may also be...
Tony Richardson
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Mar 15, 2004
5:53 am
914
I recently tried to back my 5m Jarcat with an outboard. Half a knot if I was lucky compared with 10 knots forward. Getting off a beach with an outboard in...
Robert
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Mar 19, 2004
12:09 am
915
I can relate to that. Depends on your prop pitch. Most outboards are designed to go (1) way thus have their tips cupped for maximum thrust transfer aft. Of...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 19, 2004
3:18 am
916
I agree that it would be good but It would be a nightmare to build and fit and the extra weight The only advantage I see is for motor sailing. Rgs Tony ... ...
Tony Richardson
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Mar 19, 2004
4:26 am
917
... just ... not ... electric ... Hi John, Have you considered a couple of Etek motors instead of the Solomon solution? The advantages as I see them are: -Less...
colcampey
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Mar 19, 2004
9:41 am
918
Hi ya Col......... I have known about ETEK for over a year. After doing a bunch of digging found out they have about half the torque at max output, as a...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 20, 2004
2:40 am
919
-Could the 200 odd kg of batteries and the drive be kept in a pod , keeping the weight more outboard and the centre of drive more central and keeping the...
Robert
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Mar 23, 2004
1:28 am
920
Robert, Of course you can always put batteries in an optimal location. But optimization has "some" considerations. Outboard is where we live so they take up...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 24, 2004
3:47 am
921
John, It is obvious that you have done your homework and have thought deeply and practically of the issues. Short of super cooled super conductors or heavy...
Robert
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Mar 25, 2004
1:49 am
922
Yes sir, The submarine pod would be extreme and agree the maintenance would be duties of a small child. Of course the pod would take added weight just for the...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 25, 2004
11:09 pm
923
, Plus MY workbench (fold down table) ! Boss gets the ... Married bliss? robert...
Robert
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Mar 26, 2004
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924
... be ... changes ... Foils have been a mess for designers. They add drag at low speed, at ... like ... I was thinking of minimal foils for damping...
Robert
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Mar 26, 2004
4:34 am
925
Might work on a smaller harry. But major problem for a visionarry. See http://www.foils.org/sailfoil.htm for info regarding foils and their designs. I think...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 26, 2004
11:14 pm
926
Hi JT and all, How about these batteries? http://www.everspring.net/product-battery.htm Regards, Col Campey...
colcampey
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Mar 27, 2004
10:07 pm
927
Ive looked at these before I struggle with the cost of them when compared to some other types. There is also the charging situation. You cannot trickle charge...
Tony Richardson
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Mar 29, 2004
1:21 am
928
John suggested renaming a thread started in 'motors'. What are the best ways to limit hobbbyhorsing? The low bottom bracket on the rudders has neen suggested...
Robert
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Mar 29, 2004
10:50 pm
929
I am happy to let them post when they can find a moment to scratch themselves. Maybe some generous souls could chip in for admin assistance. ... will ... ...
Robert
cateran1949
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Mar 29, 2004
10:57 pm
930
Thanks Robert. No admin funds, paid subscriptions, or 'digs' of any kind (thanks all the same JT) will expedite posting. We don't want to bore over 300 people...
michele balharry
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Mar 30, 2004
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931
If the electric drive is charging while sailing , do you have a prop only on one end designed to charge while coming and going, Robert...
Robert
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Mar 30, 2004
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932
... prop ... Props are a challenge..... of course they have been on the design table of lots of manufacturers. Coming and going presents the same problem...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 31, 2004
1:52 am
933
Actually I personally do care about the mundane things cause interesting tips or issues surface. The elevation of the lower strut support for the rudder has...
jjtctaylor
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Mar 31, 2004
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934
For my small Harry I an considering having the hulls exactly at the 2.5m max towing width and having either a fold-out or slide out ww accommodation pod- a bit...
Robert
cateran1949
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Apr 1, 2004
1:25 am
935
We had quite a discusion of this kind of thing back about a year, on the Multihull boatbuilding group, you could search for that discusion. Our premise was it...
proaconstrictor
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Apr 1, 2004
6:52 pm
936
That idea could have merit only downside I could see is when it blows hard and you have to be out in the weather to provide the righting moment. But only if...
Tony Richardson
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Apr 1, 2004
11:08 pm
937
I have a jarcat 5 and I appreciate he ease of rigging and having everything working, includung the kitchen sink. My only problem is that it is a bit bouncey in...
Robert
cateran1949
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Apr 2, 2004
12:41 am
938
-Thanks tony, The trampoline would still be prety large but you are quite right about getting a bit wet if you want to keep pushing it in a blow though it...
Robert
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Apr 2, 2004
12:43 am
939
Hi Jim, The plans of all models will include everything needed to build the 'corpus' as you mention and most of the details such as bunks, cupboards, lockers, ...
Mark Stephens
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