- A
leeboard is a form of
pivoting keel used by a
sailboat largely and very
often in lieu of a
fixed keel.
Typically mounted in
pairs on each side of a hull...
- in a more
upright position. Coin
ceremony Kelson False keel
Daggerboard Leeboard Bilgeboard Bruce foil
Keelhauling – an
archaic maritime punishment Keel...
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businessman Hamilton Sabot (born 1987),
French gymnast Sabot (dinghy), a type of
leeboard dinghy Naples Sabot, a type of
centerboard dinghy US Sabot, an American...
- keel (similar to a sampan), so that the boat
relies on a daggerboard,
leeboard or very
large rudder to
prevent the boat from
slipping sideways in the...
-
relative to the hull. If a
daggerboard is
located off center, it is
called a
leeboard or a bilgeboard. The
characteristic which differentiates daggerboards from...
- on a dinghy).
leeboard irons The iron bars that run from the
mainmast case to the head of each
leeboard,
which they support.
leeboard pendant A wire...
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lifting foil.
Bilgeboard Daggerboard Dinghy Dinghy sailing Dinghy racing Leeboard Skeg "What's the deal with Centerboards?".
Sailing Soulianis. 21 March...
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Thames in London. The flat-bottomed barges, with a
shallow draught and
leeboards, were
perfectly adapted to the
Thames Estuary, with its
shallow waters...
- used in a sailboat,
which resembles a
cross between a
centerboard and a
leeboard.
Bilgeboards are
mounted between the
centerline of the boat and the sides...
-
drift due to
their flat bottoms,
smaller vessels were
usually ****ed with
leeboards.
After 1830, a
modernised type of
galiot was
developed that
featured a...
