| Date |
Location |
Development |
| Sept 2002 |
Sydney, Australia |
Ian Ward explains his latest bi-foiler Moth.
more... |
| July 2002 |
France/UK |
Freddy's new wing bar bouyancy
tanks at the Europeans. more... |
| Feb 2002 |
Germany |
IMCA Germany give their interpretation
to the IMCA rules with respect to hydrofoils. more... |
| Dec 2001 |
France |
David Balkwill's new 2002 Moth. "The underwater shape is
very close to what Marc, Freddy and Andy have been doing for
the last few years. What I'm trying to do is to work on the
whole structure, no more bolt on bits and think about ergonomics,
both for the comfort of the sitting out position, and for the
light weather stuff." "I am going to build with
a sideways tilting dagger board to get lift upwind and on
reaches. I also hope to find the time to build the whole rig
with a partially carbon, partially sailcloth wing mast. This
will be maybe 30 cm deep, not like the full double sail Brett
is doing. We'll see how far I get before the Europeans in
July."
Click
here to see an enlarged image of David's design. |
| Nov 2001 |
Perth, Western Australia |
Brett Burvill develops a double
surface sail. more... |
| Nov 2001 |
London, UK |
The IMCA UK gives us their views
on hydrofoiled Moths. more... |
| Oct 2001 |
Sydney, Australia |
IMCA Australia national measurer
Phil Stevenson, provides his interpretation to the IMCA rules
related to hydrofoils. more... |
| 1994 |
UK |
 Andy
Patterson's foiling Moth. Configuration includes rear vertical
/ angled foils (like Brett's but at rear of wings), steerable
front V-foil, also short normal rudder. |
| 1991 |
UK |
Andy Patterson's canting daggerboard. |
