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Showing posts with label Moth. Show all posts
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Friday, November 28, 2014

Bling

New Moth bow mechanism developed with Scott Babbage now available from SailingBits.
CarbonicBoats worked with Scott to develop a system with less friction, almost zero play, and built-in adjustment of gearing and wand length.


Four prototypes incorporating different shapes and bearing materials were created and tested before the production version could be signed off.
A great project for learning about the complex tradeoffs between mechanical efficiency, weight, reliability, repeatability of tolerances and cost effectiveness.


Milled from a single block of aluminium the new design takes out the wobble and play from other systems. With a larger diameter axle, and bronze bearings, the bow mech takes away the opportunity for unwanted movement that develops in other designs.


Incorporating adjustable gearing, adjustable wand and a large fast-point variation, you have a large range of adjustment to get you through the full range of conditions.

And for all those aero junkies, it incorporates and aerofoil maystick to reduce drag.

Available in Black, Silver, Red, Blue, Purple & Yellow.


Order yours now by going to: http://www.sailingbits.com/class-specific/moth-bow-mechanism/

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Cranking

Here is the first production item emerging from our development work in collaboration with Moth guru Scott Babbage.
Billet machined bellcrank now available from http://www.sailingbits.com/
The brief was to develop control system components that minimised play (manifested as slop/bumps in the foiling ride) while maintaining full adjustability.
More bits are under development and will be available soon.