Controlled wingsailing (2)
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Very good idea of wingsailing ship
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Any solar to keep the battery charged?
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at :35 dog attack
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a self adjusting sail sure would be handy in light variable winds. so the sail has no servo? i want to build a sail like that for my cat model and possibly for my hobie 18. how does the flap controll the trim? how would i depower something like that. you should make another video explaining the sail close up
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this is pretty cool looks fun
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would you not get a speed increase from the slot effect if you but the control sail to within a couple of mm of the leech of the main? what made you decide to change the configuration from the first video?
fuckfannyfiddlefart 2 years ago
If it was made as a slot. It would not control the angle of attack very well. The problem with the first one was that there was no way to park it "switch it off".
ZKMX7 2 years ago
This would be a lot of fun in Florida's shallow grassy lakes that hang up keels and rudders. It would slide right over. I want to build one!
pegsboy1 2 years ago
Hi
Seems to be slight misunderstanding here. These models are not operating without rudders. There is rudder under each hull at the rear.
ZKMX7 2 years ago
thank you!ever try aFliptacker? check out Maltese Falcon yacht +DynaRig.very responsive boat ,going bigger?
tomterahedrob 5 years ago
I have considered the Fliptacker principle. Personally, I don't think its worth the trouble, the loss with a symetrical section is small compared to the complication of tipover technology.
Maltese Falcon, DynaRig. These ideas are simply not radical enough - just improvements on 17th Century design. Why use complicated computers for wind-alignment when a simple wind-vane will do the same job.
ZKMX7 5 years ago