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Topic: AI downwind solution  (Read 2846 times)

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ppickerell

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Have been playing with kicking the sail off to the side using a notched paddle. How about using a windpaddle on one side for downwind runs?
http://www.windpaddle.com/cruiser_sail.htm


Great Bass 2

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Most guys use barber haulers to improve low wind, downwind performance.
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