- A
bilgeboard is a
lifting foil used in a sailboat,
which resembles a
cross between a
centerboard and a leeboard.
Bilgeboards are
mounted between the centerline...
- 1900s. Scow
schooners had a broad,
shallow hull, and used centreboards,
bilgeboards or
leeboards rather than a deep keel. The
broad hull gave them stability...
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upright position. Coin
ceremony Kelson False keel
Daggerboard Leeboard Bilgeboard Bruce foil
Keelhauling – an
archaic maritime punishment Keel
block Man...
- but
slides vertically rather than pivoting. The
analog in a scow is a
bilgeboard:
these are ****ed in
pairs and used one at a time. Lt. John
Schank (c...
- If a
daggerboard is
located off center, it is
called a
leeboard or a
bilgeboard. The
characteristic which differentiates daggerboards from
other centerboards...
-
daysailer Sun Cats had many
unique features, such as a
roller reefing boom,
bilgeboards, and an
optional removable cuddy cabin.
These boats had an 11' long self-bailing...
- direction.[clarification needed][citation needed] Some fast
racing scows use
bilgeboards,
which are
mounted between the
centreline of the hull and the sides,...
-
tiller and dual
retractable bilgeboards. It
displaces 420 lb (191 kg). The boat has a
draft of 3 ft (0.91 m) with a
bilgeboard extended and can be transported...
- Lark. A
specialized subgroup is the Scow,
which typically uses two
bilgeboards instead of a centerboard, and may have two rudders. Many
racing dinghies...
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Afterdeck Anchor Anchor windl****
Apparent wind
indicator Beakhead Bilge Bilgeboard Bitts Boom
brake Bow or prow
Bowsprit Cable Capstan Cathead Carpenter's...
