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Lug sail - Wikipedia
The lug sail, or lugsail, is a fore-and-aft, four-cornered sail that is suspended from a spar, called a yard. When raised, the sail area overlaps the mast. en.wikipedia.org
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Lug Rigs for Small Sailboats - Chesapeake Light Craft
A lug sail is a quadrilateral shape, with a yard at the top. (Please don't call it a gaff.) There are three main types: dipping lugs, balanced lugs, and ... clcboats.com
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Types of Lug Sails. Standing Lug, balance Lug, Dipping Lug or ...
Drawing of five major types of lug sails - balance lug, Standing Lug, Dipping Lug, Misainier and Gunter Lug reallysimplesails.com
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lug-sail
ˈlug-sail [Formation uncertain: perh. f. lug v. or lug n.2] A four-cornered sail, bent upon a yard which is slung at about one-third or one-fourth of its length from one end, and so hangs obliquely. Also attrib.1677 Lond. Gaz. No. 1194/4 She is open in the Midships, and sails with a Lugsail, and one... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sails - Page 1 - Duckworks
Sails ; RSS OzGoose/OzRacer Sail · $561.36 ; 75 Square Foot Michalak Lugsail · $485.00 - $565.00 ; Foil Carrying Bag (for OZ Goose) · $199.60 ; Cockpit Canopy · $140.00. duckworks.com
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Standing Lug Archives - Really Simple Sails
You have a new Lug sail from us or someone else, or have just gotten your first lug sailed boat. This page has the resources to make it simple, trouble free ... reallysimplesails.com
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Lug sail
The lug sail, or lugsail, is a fore-and-aft, four-cornered sail that is suspended from a spar, called a yard. When raised, the sail area overlaps the mast. For "standing lug" rigs, the sail may remain on the same side of the mast on both the port and starboard tacks. For "dipping lug" rigs, the sail... wikipedia.org
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spirt sail v.s lug sail? - The WoodenBoat Forum
I chose the standing lug because I thought it was the best compromise between performance and ease of set-up. The unboomed spritsail is very ... forum.woodenboat.com
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Comparing Lug and Bermudan Rigs On One Hull Type
The lug rig has the benefit of being able to reef the sail more easily and to strike and set it on the water. I use it only for raids or longer ... www.storerboatplans.com
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Lug Sail design for a beginner - Boat Design Net
I would aim for a sail area between 5.5 and 6 sq mt, with at least 2 reefs. If you design your mast partner to allow you to rake your mast you ... www.boatdesign.net
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Lug Sail for PMD-Skerry-Dory-Tenderly - Chesapeake Light Craft
This is a 62 square foot Dacron Lug sail for the Passagemaker Dinghy, Northeaster Dory, Skerry, Tenderly 10 Dinghy, or Lake Union Swift Lug rigs. www.clcboats.com
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Balanced Lug Sail Design Questions - The WoodenBoat Forum
I am trying to design a pretty standard balanced lugsail for a sailing dinghy. I am not expecting to improve on existing designs in any way -- it's just a ... forum.woodenboat.com
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scaf
scaf Also 4–6 skaf(fe, scaff, 5 scaphe, 6 schaffe, 7 erron. scarfe, 9– scaffie, scaffy, scaph, skaffie. [a. OF. scaphe, scauphe, escaf(f)e, ad. L. scapha light boat, skiff, a. Gr. σκάϕη trough, tub, skiff, etc.] 1. A light boat, skiff. Also attrib. in scaffy boat. Chiefly Sc. Now Hist.c 1375 Sc. Leg... Oxford English Dictionary
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nickey
nickey (ˈnɪkɪ) [Of obscure origin.] A kind of boat with a lug-sail, used in the Isle of Man.1883 Fisheries Exhib. Catal. (ed. 4) 132 This rig is rapidly superseding the class of boat for many years used in the Isle of Man, known as ‘Nickeys’, or lug sail boats. 1894 Hall Caine Manxman 358 A Dandie..... Oxford English Dictionary
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lug
▪ I. lug, n.1 Now dial. (lʌg) Also 3–6 lugge, 8–9 lugg. [Of obscure etymology: there is no clear affinity of sense with lug v. or log n.1] 1. A long stick or pole; the branch or limb of a tree. (See also log n.1 1 d.)a 1250 Owl & Night. 1609 An evereuch man is widh me wrodh, An me mid stone and lugg... Oxford English Dictionary
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