ETIMOLOGIA CUVÂNTULUI MARCONI RIG
From Marconi, from its resemblance to some types of radio aerial.
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The Annapolis Book of Seamanship: Third Edition: Completely ...
The Marconi rig derives its name from its great height (compared with the gait rig)
and from the complex— ity of stays needed to keep it upright — when it appeared
, many people thought it looked like one of the tall radio towers built by ...
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Royce's Sailing Illustrated Course: Provides Lectures That ...
... merging of ideas seen today on workbook pages 2 and 3. Chinese masts
communications Bermudian jib-headed marconi quadrilateral or gaff rig
performance— marconi rig vs gaff rig •oiling illuOrontd page 5- FIRST lecture —
Workbook pg.
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Royce's Sailing Illustrated
... to barge all-weather cutter gaff- rigged catboat t^fi^i* the GAFF rig the
MARCONI rig fractional sloop rig masthead sloop rig headsail sloop rig Hobie 16,
P cat.P 2/18 Man roamed the oceans downwind under square sails for many
centuries.
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Royce's Sailing Illustrated: The Sailor's Bible Since 1956
The marconi rig is excellent for this type of sailing due to its operation simplicity
that eliminates the peak halyard and the running backstays required for the gaff
rig. Running backstays are still standard equipment for 10 and 12 meter racers, ...
TRADITIONS AND MEMORIES OF American Yachting By WILLIAM F.
STEPHENS Part Thirty-Two The Rig (Concluded) O Varuna, a Larchmont 0 Class
sloop designed by William Gardner in l9|7 and fitted with a Marconi rig as an
experiment ...
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The Annapolis Book of Seamanship: Fourth Edition
The Marconi rig derives its name from its great height (compared with the gaff rig)
and from the complexity of stays needed to keep it upright—when it appeared,
many people thought it looked like one of the tall radio towers built by Guglielmo
...
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The Gaff
Rig Handbook: History, Design, Techniques, Developments
This rigging and the extreme length of mast caused it to be known as Marconi rig,
after the aerials of the radio inventor, then in the news. Istria was of large
displacement on a short waterline and was unusually planked in Columbia
spruce.
A MARCONI RIG FOR OUR SAILBOAT-MOTORBOAT NOS.I3I,I32,133A
MARCONI RIG NOS.I3I, 132,133 CATBOAT RIG T^OR those who wish to
construct the *• POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY combination sailboat-motorboat
with a Marconi ...
It is built in a length of 10 feet and weighs 220 pounds. Rigged with a lug or
Marconi rig of 66 square feet, it will perform well. The lug rig is the usual type in
Class D and other dinghies. The Marconi rig is a bit unusual as it has an 18-foot
mast, ...
In 1921 the short Marconi rig appeared, using a mast equal to the combined mast
and gaff lengths of the old rig. Since the original rig carried an extremely high
peaked gaff, old sails could be used on the short Marconi with only slight ...
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Marconi rig în contextul următoarelor știri.
Spring Lake Park man builds classic sailboat
The trapezoidal sails, known as gaff rigs, give the boat a unique look as most sailboats have a traditional marconi rig. The boat, originally ... «ABC Newspapers, Iun 15»
Great Chesapeake Schooner Race: One of the Bay's Finest Traditions
Schooners, especially the gaff-riggers, are designed for downwind sailing, and suddenly the modern Marconi rig of the Woodwind was at a ... «All At Sea, Oct 12»
A ride aboard a classic sailboat in New York Harbor
She went from having a gaff rig, a more complex arrangement of four-cornered sails common to schooners of her vintage, to a Marconi rig, ... «NorthJersey.com, Iul 11»
100 years old and still racing
Originally fitted with a gaff rig, in 1925 she was converted to Marconi rig and a 51ft mast replaced the original which was 47ft. Around 1930, with ... «My Sailing, Nov 10»
