ID | Author | Article | Link | Source | Date | Page |
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725 | Paul McKay | ECLIPSE 22 is fitted with a junk rig using wishbone battens |
link | Newsletter Issue 17 | May 1988 | |
5 | Arne Kverneland | The Cambered Panel Junk Rig Creating and using cambered panels |
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23 | Joddy Chapman | Sail Shape and Sailing Performance Measurement - the Chinese Lug Sail - PHD Thesis A Thesis to establish the merits of features peculiar to the Chinese fully battened lug or junk sail using wind tunnels and measurement equipment |
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59 | Arne Kverneland | 20140111 Avoiding capsizing an offshore cruiser. How-To notes: using the Capsize Ratio, made by the Cruising Club of America.. |
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94 | JRA | JRA-Fact Sheet 5 - OLD Boat Designs using Junk Rig: |
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1181 | Kevin Cardiff | Sailing can be a Love/Hate Relationship A members snippet, musing on the ups and downs of sailing and a passage on the Irish East coast |
link | Page: 27 | ||
1214 | Roy Denton | Condensation inside a boat and how to beat it Methods for dealing with condensation using fans |
link | Page: 53 | ||
1271 | Story of a Traditional Sabani, courtesy | Story of a Sabani For many, many years Okinawan fishermen plied their trade using traditional wooden boats - Sabani. This is the story of building and launching one of these |
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1339 | David Chidell | The Chinese Solution - the Anchor Cat Using Cats at the bow to improve anchoring |
link | Page: 9 |