- A
multihull is a boat or ship with more than one hull,
whereas a
vessel with a
single hull is a monohull. The most
common multihulls are
catamarans (with...
- minutes. In 1916,
Leonardo Torres Quevedo patented a new kind of ship, a
multihull steel vessel named Binave (Twin Ship),
which was
constructed and tested...
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exceeding double and in some
cases triple the wind speed. Both
monohull and
multihull sailboats can be retro****ed with hydrofoils,
although greater stability...
- sink.
Multihulls rely on the
geometry and the
broad stance of
their multiple hulls for
their stability,
eschewing any form of ballast. Some
multihulls are...
- com.
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Trimarans (Dragonfly)
Expandacraft Farrier Marine Fountaine-Pajot
Gunboat (
multihull) (Gunboat)
Hobie Incat Kværner
Lagoon catamaran Mystère
Nacra Sailing...
- faster, most
skippers and
yachts who race
prefer this route. Today, the
multihulls perform much
better than
monohulls and hold the best times.
Leisure yacht...
- trophy. However, the race has
recently opened to more classes,
including multihulls and
providing one
design class starts for the
Volvo Ocean Race class,...
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Polynesian multihull terminology, such as "ama", "aka" and "vaka" (or "waka") are
multihull terms that have been
widely adopted beyond the
South Pacific...
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sailboat types and
sailing classes,
including keelboats,
dinghies and
multihull (catamarans and trimarans).
Historically known as the IYRU (International...
