- 1961. p. 168. Inca
seamen could tack and beat to
windward through the use of
wooden centerboards (guaras) set
between cracks in the log rafts. v t e...
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Dinghy Dinghy sailing Dinghy racing Leeboard Skeg "What's the deal with
Centerboards?".
Sailing Soulianis. 21
March 2020.
Retrieved March 10, 2022. "The Equipment...
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daggerboards from
other centerboards and
swing keels is that
daggerboards are
easily removable, even when the boat is underway.
Centerboards and
swing keels,...
- A junk (Chinese: 船; pinyin: chuán) is a type of
Chinese sailing ship
characterized by a
central rudder, an
overhanging flat transom,
watertight bulkheads...
- a
lifting foil used in a sailboat,
which resembles a
cross between a
centerboard and a leeboard.
Bilgeboards are
mounted between the
centerline of the...
- into the wind too far) or
tripping over the
centerboard. It is
partly for this
second reason that
centerboards are
often lifted while sailing downwind even...
- The
first bombing was
later codenamed Operation Centerboard I, and the second,
Operation Centerboard II. The 509th
Composite Group had an
authorized strength...
- 121 ft (37 m) on deck Beam 23 ft (7 m)
Draft 5 ft 9 in (1.8 m) (
centerboards up) 12 ft (3.7 m) (
centerboards down)
Notes Sail area is 4,800 sq ft (450 m2)...
- high
above the waterline, and the
sideways resistance,
generated by the
centerboard or
other foil
below the waterline. The
resulting torque causes the hull...
-
gymnast Sabot (dinghy), a type of
leeboard dinghy Naples Sabot, a type of
centerboard dinghy US Sabot, an
American sailing dinghy USS Sabot (SP-213), a motorboat...
