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Untested designs for two-way paravanes
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Robert Biegler
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Jul 8, 2023
The parts of the paravane that pull down are angled so that whichever foil is forward pulls down more. The upper parts are angled and twisted so that the forward part gains lift as it pitches down and immerses more.
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