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Revision as of 08:21, 4 February 2018

Basics

- An open source boat powered primarily by sail power

- Is a part of the Open Source Watercraft Construction Set

- Is easily maintainable (unlike many sailboats today)



Used for

- Transportation of People

- Transportation of Goods

- Open Water Fishing

- Open Water Farming of Water Based Plant Life (i.e Seaweed)

- Recreation



Industry Standards

- Aquafin Daysailer

- Aquafin Sunfish

- Laser

- ETAP Yachts



Existing Open Source Designs

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Minimum Viable Product

- Open Source

- Modular

- User Maintainable (Easily)

- User Upgradable

- Scaleable ( A 5 Meter Aquafin/Laser Clone all the way to a massive yacht over 20 Meters )

- Has an inboard hydraulic pump-jet motor powered by a "PowerCube Array"

- Electric/Bio-diesel/DME Powered Power Cubes

- User Collapsible Mast

- Unsinkable (i.e filled with a foam like material see this

- Is much cheaper while still retaining quality

- Optional Automation

- Larger versions contain all major utilities (Water (Both Stored and Made on Board) , Ac+DC Power, Networking, Communication, etc. )

- Pump Jet Powered Maneuvering Thrusters

- Centralized Cathodic Protection



Basic Design

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See Also

- Open Source Watercraft Construction Set



Usefull Links

- Wikipedia Page on Sailboats

- Wikipedia Page on Yachts

- Wikipedia Page on Hulls (intended for future look into hull design)