- A
monohull is a type of boat
having only one hull,
unlike multihulled boats which can have two or more
individual hulls connected to one another. Among...
- (draught) than
monohulls of
comparable length. The two
hulls combined also
often have a
smaller hydrodynamic resistance than
comparable monohulls, requiring...
- type, purpose,
number and
configuration of masts, and sail plan. Po****r
monohull designs include: The
cutter is
similar to a
sloop with a
single mast and...
- ("Open 60") is a 60ft (18.3 m)
development class monohull sailing yacht governed by the
International Monohull Open
class ****ociation (IMOCA). The
class pinnacle...
-
monohull record. In 1978 Naomi James (NZL)
sailed solo
round the
world in 272d on
Express Crusader (formerly
Spirit of
Cutty Sark) a 53 ft
Monohull Van...
- ship with more than one hull,
whereas a
vessel with a
single hull is a
monohull. The most
common multihulls are
catamarans (with two hulls), and trimarans...
- – it is
nearly circular. [further
explanation needed] The beam of many
monohull vessels can be
calculated using the
following formula: B e a m = L O A...
- one orca has been
observed tearing off a boat
rudder with its teeth.
Monohulled sailing vessels are the most
frequent targets of the orcas, with yachts...
- open to
multihulls and
monohulls from the
following classes:
Ultims (multihulls
between 70 and 105 feet),
IMOCA (60 feet
monohulls),
Multi 50 and class40...
- catamarans, as
catamarans are a
faster craft than a
similar sized monohulls. In the 1990s
monohull HSCs with
capacity for cars and
buses have
taken over many...
